First Aid Training

First Aid

Our First Aid Training Days are OFQUAL registered Emergency First Aid at Work certificate training. The certificate is valid for 3 years.

On completion, participants receive an Emergency First Aid Manual and a First Aid Certificate. Emergency First Aid at Work training is often a requirement for insurance, certainly best practice.

Our next First Aid Training dates :

Our First Aid Training days take place in Spring and in Autumn. Our next training days are :

  • Saturday 17th October 2026
  • Sunday 18th October 2026

Training is one full day, 10.00 – 4.30pm.

Photo ID

You now need photo id to take part in these training sessions. Please bring a passport, driving license or similar to the training. Any problem with this please contact us beforehand.

Cost & Booking

The fee for our First Aid Training is £70 and includes a 1st Aid manual and the certificate.
These courses are limited to 12 participants, so early booking is recommended.

By comparison, St Johns Ambulance charge £205 plus VAT for exactly the same training in Sheffield (fee quoted March 2026)

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Feedback

We have a top quality trainer for these sessions and the feedback is consistently excellent. For example

“I just wanted to give you some very positive feedback about the training day on Saturday. I really appreciated how the teacher tailored the day to our needs. Most trainers just go through the material, regardless of participants, without altering things to the yoga workplace. This trainer was very knowledgeable about our arena and that was much appreciated.

I also appreciated that he allowed for us all to be a bit long in the tooth, when it comes to first aid, and didn’t make us do things that we knew well, eg. The recovery position. And I loved it that he is active in the emergency world and did not hesitate to tell us when things were wrong/out of date in the manuals.

I felt I was in very capable hands and for once, I did not drift off or fall asleep! We all have tales of trainers who were just going through the motions, without taking our experience and needs into account!”

– Lesley Dike