We’re committed to making every course a valuable, inclusive and accessible learning experience for every individual learner.

Learning styles to suit you

Our trainer delivery and course content are specifically designed to suit a range of learning styles across all our courses.

We strive to accommodate you

If you have specific accessibility or learning requirements, we can attempt to make reasonable adjustments if you let us know before your course.

Accessible course content

Our course content may be available in a format better suited to you, with larger font sizes available for our digital course companion booklets.

Venues to suit everybody

Many of our training venues include accessible features such as step-free access. If you need more information, contact us before your course.

Introductions and starting your course

When you arrive at your course, you will be asked to sign the register and to provide your ID tpo conform you are the learner attending. Your trainer will begin the course with a health and safety briefing, so you know where to go in the event of a fire or medical emergency and how to exit the premises safely or raise the alarm if required.

Following this you can expect an introduction to the course content and our course expectations, plus a course contract will be agreed mutually between learners and the trainer.

Practical aspects

Almost all first aid courses include CPR training which is assessed using a manikin on the floor. It is necessary that all learners are able to kneel on the floor for at least two minutes to demonstrate the skill for assessment. While our trainers may be able to facilitate the learner practising some parts of the skill with the manikin elsewhere, such as on a table or chair, the course aims to replicate a real-life situation where someone may collapse on the floor and become unresponsive, and our trainers must be able to assess that all learners are competent to perform this life-saving skill on the floor.

Likewise, there are other skills associated with unresponsive casualties that need to be assessed on the floor such as putting someone into the recovery position and demonstrating the use of an AED.

How does Remote First Aid & Pre-Hospital Training maintain the quality of its courses?

Our commitment to the highest quality learning experience and sustainability is supported by our selected independant awarding partners that issues our certification outcomes on your performance as a trusted training provider for your organisation.

We make it our mission to actively support not only your first aid and health & safety managment needs but your sustainability vision to. Most of our courses are supported by digital manuals and online examinations to support this vision.

Using this route via Remote First Aid & Pre-Hospital Training means while your team learns life-saving skills, they are guaranteed to receive the highest quality content and training delivery, with continuous improvement at the heart of every course we train.