Emergency
First Aid at Work
Training Course

The Emergency First Aid at Work course is a 1-day training program.

This course covers a range of topics including how to respond to someone who is unresponsive, having a seizure, choking, bleeding heavily, or suffering from shock. It also provides instruction on the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED), monitoring and assessing a casualty, and dealing with electrical incidents.

The prerequisites for attending the Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course are quite straightforward:

• Candidates must be at least 16 years of age when they take the assessment.
• A basic command of English is necessary because the course involves both theoretical knowledge and practical skills that will be assessed.
• There is no other requirement for prior first aid knowledge, making the course accessible to beginners.

These requirements are designed to ensure that attendees can fully engage with the course material and participate in the practical aspects of the training.

The Emergency First Aid at Work course requires practical, hands-on training and assessment; therefore, it is typically offered in a classroom setting.

Yes, assessments are conducted throughout the course, and learners must demonstrate adequate understanding and practical skills to pass.

The difficulty can vary depending on your existing knowledge and skills. However, the course is designed to be accessible and provide comprehensive instruction to help you succeed.

The Emergency First Aid course focuses on providing immediate response to a limited set of emergency situations. The First Aid at Work course is a more comprehensive three-day course, covering a wider range of injuries and medical conditions.

Being a certified first aider is not typically linked directly to a salary increase. However, it can potentially enhance your employability and prospects for roles requiring this qualification.

We hold courses monthly. Please check our online calendar or contact us directly for the next available dates.

Yes, we offer special discounted rates for our local charities. If you represent a Glasgow-based charitable organization, please reach out for more details on discounts.

Absolutely! We welcome group bookings and offer discounts for bulk reservations.

There is paid parking conveniently located near the training venue.

All equipment is provided. Each attendee will receive a comprehensive first aid training pack, which includes a workbook, various bandages, wipes, gloves, face shields, and more. These materials are yours to keep for continued practice after the course.

West Street Underground is the nearest Subway station, a mere 2-minute walk away. Our signage is visible immediately upon exiting the station. Shields Road Subway station is also nearby, just a 7–10 minute walk from our location.

Yes, enrolled participants will receive an information pack via email before the course begins. This includes preparatory reading material and details about what to expect on the day of training.

Your certificate will be sent via email, typically within 5-7 days post-course completion, depending on the awarding body. However, it often arrives sooner.

Certainly, we pride ourselves on our hospitality. Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits are available. We also provide access to a microwave and fridge for those who prefer to bring their own meals.

We limit our sessions to a maximum of 12 participants. This ensures personalized attention and ample hands-on experience for each learner, which is essential for effective first aid training.