This course is ideal for every person who wants to be prepared to help in an emergency—whether at home, at work, or out in the community.

Our Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) course prepares you to handle life-threatening emergencies with confidence. Through a mix of theory, hands-on skills, and realistic scenario training, you'll gain the knowledge and experience needed to provide effective care when it matters most.

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR) – What You’ll Learn:

• How to assess a scene and ensure safety

• Using protective barriers

• Performing a primary assessment

• Adult CPR techniques

• Using an AED (defibrillator)

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Helping conscious and unconscious choking victims

• Understanding concussion and mechanism of injury

• Basic physiology to support decision-making

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

Be the person who knows what to do and have the confidence to do it.

This course is ideal for:

• Parents, guardians, and family members

• Teachers and school staff

• Childcare workers and nannies

• Babysitters and youth leaders

• Anyone who wants to be prepared to help children and adults in an emergency

Our Emergency First Response Care for Children & Adults course is designed to give you the skills, knowledge, and confidence to respond to medical emergencies involving infants (less than 1 year old), children (ages 1–8), and adults. Whether you're a parent, teacher, caregiver, or simply want to be prepared, this course ensures you’re ready to help in both everyday situations and life-threatening emergencies.

This course goes beyond standard CPR and First Aid by addressing the unique needs of infants and children. You’ll learn how their bodies respond differently to illness and injury and how to adjust your care accordingly.

You'll also gain valuable insight into:

• The emotional aspects of caring for children during emergencies

• Preventing common childhood injuries and illnesses

• Responding with calm, confidence, and professionalism, just like medical responders do

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All skills are taught through a combination of clear explanations, hands-on practice, and realistic scenarios to help you feel confident in a real-life emergency. The course is based on international best practices, including guidance from the Paediatric Working Group of ILCOR.

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment for Adult, Child and Infant)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR)- What You’ll Learn:

Learn how to respond quickly and effectively in emergencies such as:

• Unresponsive infant, child, or adult

• Choking (conscious and unconscious)

• Cardiac arrest

• Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on all age groups

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Recognizing concussion and understanding injury mechanics

• Adapting care to the age and size of the patient

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

Be the person who knows what to do—no matter the age of the patient.

This course is ideal for:

• Parents, guardians, and family members

• Teachers and school staff

• Childcare workers and nannies

• Babysitters and youth leaders

• Anyone who wants to be prepared to help children and adults in an emergency

Our Emergency First Response Care for Children & Adults course is designed to give you the skills, knowledge, and confidence to respond to medical emergencies involving infants (less than 1 year old), children (ages 1–8), and adults. Whether you're a parent, teacher, caregiver, or simply want to be prepared, this course ensures you’re ready to help in both everyday situations and life-threatening emergencies.

This course goes beyond standard CPR and First Aid by addressing the unique needs of infants and children. You’ll learn how their bodies respond differently to illness and injury and how to adjust your care accordingly.

You'll also gain valuable insight into:

• The emotional aspects of caring for children during emergencies

• Preventing common childhood injuries and illnesses

• Responding with calm, confidence, and professionalism, just like medical responders do

All skills are taught through a combination of clear explanations, hands-on practice, and realistic scenarios to help you feel confident in a real-life emergency. The course is based on international best practices, including guidance from the Paediatric Working Group of ILCOR.

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment for Adult, Child and Infant)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR)- What You’ll Learn:

Learn how to respond quickly and effectively in emergencies such as:

• Unresponsive infant, child, or adult

• Choking (conscious and unconscious)

• Cardiac arrest

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Recognizing concussion and understanding injury mechanics

• Adapting care to the age and size of the patient

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

Be the person who knows what to do—no matter the age of the patient.

Emergencies can happen anywhere—on the road, in the office, at a client site, or during travel. Having trained staff on hand can be the difference between life and death.

The Emergency First Response (EFR) course equips your team with the skills to handle medical emergencies confidently and effectively, whether the situation involves an adult, child, or infant.

By completing the full EFR course, your business will:

• Meet health and safety compliance standards

• Promote a safety-first culture across your organisation

• Reduce liability by ensuring employees can respond appropriately in an emergency

• Improve team morale and confidence, knowing they can help protect colleagues, clients, and the public

The course is designed for non-medical professionals and delivered in a practical, engaging format that suits all learning styles.

Give your team the tools to save lives—because safety at work starts with being prepared.

Our Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) course prepares you to handle life-threatening emergencies with confidence. Through a mix of theory, hands-on skills, and realistic scenario training, you'll gain the knowledge and experience needed to provide effective care when it matters most.

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR) – What You’ll Learn:

• How to assess a scene and ensure safety

• Using protective barriers

• Performing a primary assessment

• Adult CPR techniques

• Using an AED (defibrillator)

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Helping conscious and unconscious choking victims

• Understanding concussion and mechanism of injury

• Basic physiology to support decision-making

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

Be the person who knows what to do and have the confidence to do it.

Duration: 4 hours

Ideal for: those requiring a basic first aid certificate, refresher training, everyone

This course covers CPR and AED training for adults, including both one-rescuer and two-rescuer techniques.

This foundational training equips participants with the essential skills and confidence to respond to life-threatening emergencies—anytime, anywhere.

Primary Care (CPR) – What You’ll Learn:

• How to assess a scene and ensure safety

• Using protective barriers

• Performing a primary assessment

• Adult CPR techniques

• Using an AED (defibrillator)

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Helping conscious and unconscious choking victims

• Understanding concussion and mechanism of injury

• Basic physiology to support decision-making

Be the person who knows what to do and have the confidence to do it.

This fun, hands-on First Aid, CPR & AED course is specially designed for young people aged 11 to 14. It’s the perfect introduction to first aid—giving teenagers the confidence, knowledge, and practical experience they need to help others in an emergency.

While covering the essential skills of Primary and Secondary Care, CPR, and AED use, the course also focuses on what matters most to teens:

· How to keep themselves safe first

· How to get help and call emergency services

· How to manage a situation calmly, including dealing with bystanders

· Understanding that injuries and emergencies don’t have to be scary

We keep things light, engaging, and very practical—using real-life scenarios and activities to help students feel confident and capable.

Over the years, many of our young learners have gone on to make real-life differences, using these skills to help friends, family, and even strangers in need.

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR) – What You’ll Learn:

• How to assess a scene and ensure safety

• Using protective barriers

• Performing a primary assessment

• Adult CPR techniques

• Using an AED (defibrillator)

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Helping conscious and unconscious choking victims

• Understanding concussion and mechanism of injury

• Basic physiology to support decision-making

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

This course isn’t just about first aid—it’s about giving teens the leadership skills to take action when it counts.

This course is ideal for:

• Parents and guardians

• Teachers and childcare providers

• Babysitters and youth workers

• Anyone who wants to be prepared to help children in emergencies

The Emergency First Response Care for Children course is a specialised CPR, AED, and First Aid training program designed to teach participants how to provide emergency care for infants (under 1 year) and children (ages 1 to 8).

This course recognises that children face different medical emergencies than adults, and provides the skills needed to respond with confidence and care.

What You'll Learn:

Participants gain hands-on experience and practical knowledge in:

• Responding to common childhood emergencies

• Understanding the emotional needs of children during a crisis

• Providing both Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid)

• Preventing everyday injuries and illnesses in children

The course also explores how to manage stress, stay calm, and follow the same priorities of care used by medical professionals, all taught in a supportive, low-pressure learning environment.

What the Course Covers:

Primary Care (CPR & AED):

• CPR for infants and children

• Choking response (conscious and unconscious)

• AED use for infants and children

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Understanding injury mechanisms and age-related physiology

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to use of Oxygen

Built on the foundation of the EFR Primary & Secondary Care course, this program adds critical, child-focused content that makes it the most comprehensive emergency care course for children.

Whether you're a caregiver, educator, or simply someone who wants to be ready when it matters most, this course will give you the skills, knowledge, and confidence to make a real difference.

This specially designed Primary and Secondary Care course focuses on the unique needs of infants and children, making it ideal for teachers, teaching assistants, early years educators, childcare providers, youth leaders, parents and anyone who works with children.

The training provides essential skills in CPR, AED use, and First Aid with an emphasis on understanding how emergencies involving children differ from those involving adults.

What You'll Learn:

• Respond to life-threatening emergencies in infants and children, including choking and cardiac arrest

• Use an AED confidently on young patients

• Provide age-appropriate first aid for common injuries and illnesses

• Keep yourself and others safe while managing an emergency scene involving children

• Recognise the emotional needs of children during a crisis and provide effective reassurance

The course also explores how to manage stress, stay calm, and follow the same priorities of care used by medical professionals, all taught in a supportive, low-pressure learning environment.

What the Course Covers:

Primary Care (CPR & AED):

• CPR for infants and children

• Choking response (conscious and unconscious)

• AED use for infants and children

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Understanding injury mechanisms and age-related physiology

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to use of Oxygen

Built on the foundation of the EFR Primary & Secondary Care course, this program adds critical, child-focused content that makes it the most comprehensive emergency care course for children.

As you get ready to leave school and take your next steps into university or independent living, one of the most valuable skills you can carry with you is the ability to respond in an emergency. This First Aid, CPR & AED course has been designed specifically for teenagers aged 16+ who are preparing for life beyond the classroom.

In a world where anything can happen, knowing what to do—and how to stay calm—can save a life. Whether you're helping a friend, a stranger, or even yourself, these skills matter.

Not only does this course equip a teenager with lifesaving skills, it also:

• Empowers independence – Ideal as you transition to university or work

• Builds real-world confidence – Be the person who knows how to act in a crisis

• Looks great on applications – Especially for health, science, education, and public service fields

• Meets global standards – Can be aligned with IGCSE, IB, or school-specific requirements

• Interactive, open, and engaging – Not just lectures—this course is about discussion, curiosity, and learning by doing

While the course content is based on formal medical best practices, the learning experience is anything but boring. You’ll engage with real-life scenarios, group discussions, and practical activities that help you make sense of the ‘why’ behind the ‘how’.

Why Take This Course?

• Empowers independence – Ideal as you transition to university or work

• Builds real-world confidence – Be the person who knows how to act in a crisis

• Looks great on applications – Especially for health, science, education, and public service fields

• Meets global standards – Can be aligned with IGCSE, IB, or school-specific requirements

• Interactive, open, and engaging – Not just lectures—this course is about discussion, curiosity, and learning by doing

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR) – What You’ll Learn:

• How to assess a scene and ensure safety

• Using protective barriers

• Performing a primary assessment

• Adult CPR techniques

• Using an AED (defibrillator)

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Helping conscious and unconscious choking victims

• Understanding concussion and mechanism of injury

• Basic physiology to support decision-making

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

Ready For Anything

This course isn’t just about ticking a box—it’s about giving you the skills to step up and make a difference when it truly matters. Whether you're in a student dorm, on public transport, at a festival, or just out with friends—being prepared is powerful.

Start your next chapter knowing you’re ready to handle the unexpected.

Whether you're coaching a youth team, training adults, or supporting athletes on the sidelines, knowing how to respond in a medical emergency is essential. This comprehensive First Aid, CPR & AED course is designed specifically for Sports Coaches, Personal Trainers, PE Teachers, and Side-line First Aiders working in active environments with both children and adults.

Not only does this course equip you with skills to save lives and treat sporting injuries, it also provides you with the following:

• Equips you with the confidence to take action during high-pressure moments

• Enhances your professional skillset and adds value to your coaching or training credentials

• Helps you create a safer environment for your athletes and participants

• Meets the needs of sports organisations and clubs with duty of care responsibilities

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment for Adult, Child and Infant)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR)- What You’ll Learn:

Learn how to respond quickly and effectively in emergencies such as:

• Unresponsive infant, child, or adult

• Choking (conscious and unconscious)

• Cardiac arrest

• Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on all age groups

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Recognizing concussion and understanding injury mechanics

• Adapting care to the age and size of the patient

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

In fast-paced, physical environments, accidents and emergencies can happen at any moment. This course gives you the practical skills and mindset to act quickly, effectively, and responsibly—because every second counts in sport.

Stay game-ready. Be first to respond.

Emergencies happen when we least expect them—and often, the first person on the scene is not a doctor or parent, but a domestic helper.

Everyday life can change in an instant:

• A slip with a kitchen knife.

• A child choking during lunch.

• A fall by the pool.

• A sudden collapse from cardiac arrest.

This comprehensive First Aid, CPR & AED course is specially designed for domestic helpers, giving them the confidence, knowledge, and practical skills to respond effectively in critical situations involving children, adults, and infants.

Your helper is a key part of your household—and often plays a direct role in the care and safety of your children, elderly family members, or even visitors. This training ensures they are fully prepared to:

• Perform CPR and use an AED in the event of a cardiac emergency

• Help a choking child or infant

• Manage burns, bleeding, falls, head injuries, and other common accidents

• Recognise signs of stroke, allergic reactions, and shock

• Stay calm and take control of a situation until professional help arrives

Taught in a supportive and easy-to-understand format, this course builds genuine confidence. It’s practical, engaging, and focused on real-life scenarios your helper may actually face in the home or community.

What the Course Covers:

This comprehensive training includes three core components, plus additional essential skills:

• Primary Care (CPR) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Adult, Child and Infant

• Secondary Care (First Aid & Injury Assessment for Adult, Child and Infant)

• Airborne Pathogen Awareness

Primary Care (CPR)- What You’ll Learn:

Learn how to respond quickly and effectively in emergencies such as:

• Unresponsive infant, child, or adult

• Choking (conscious and unconscious)

• Cardiac arrest

• Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on all age groups

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Recognizing concussion and understanding injury mechanics

• Adapting care to the age and size of the patient

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Assessing and treating injuries and illnesses

• Handling concussions, strokes, and seizures

• Managing dislocations, fractures, sprains, and strains

• Treating burns, cuts, and allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis)

• Practical EpiPen use

• Managing diabetic emergencies (hypo/hyperglycaemia)

• Recognizing and responding to temperature-related conditions (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.)

• First aid for venomous bites and stings (snakes, insects, marine life)

• Building a practical first aid kit

• Introduction to using supplemental Oxygen

Training your helper isn’t just a precaution—it’s an investment in your family’s safety. With the right skills, your helper could one day make a life-saving difference.

Train with T8 First Response. Equip your home with confidence.

Duration: 4 hours

Ideal for: those requiring refresher training, everyone

This course covers CPR and AED training for adults, including both one-rescuer and two-rescuer techniques. There is also the option to include CPR and AED use for infants and children, making it adaptable to a wide range of needs.

This foundational training equips participants with the essential skills and confidence to respond to life-threatening emergencies—anytime, anywhere.

Primary Care (CPR) – What You’ll Learn:

• How to assess a scene and ensure safety

• Using protective barriers

• Performing a primary assessment

• Adult CPR techniques

• Using an AED (defibrillator)

• Managing serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injuries

• Helping conscious and unconscious choking victims

• Understanding concussion and mechanism of injury

• Basic physiology to support decision-making

Be the person who knows what to do and have the confidence to do it.

Duration: 4 hours

Ideal for: This course is ideal for anyone who wants to be better prepared to support others in everyday situations, whether at home, at work, in sports, or in the community.

Not all emergencies are life-threatening—but they still require confident, immediate action. The Secondary Care Course is designed to teach essential first aid skills for managing a wide range of injuries and illnesses while waiting for medical professionals to arrive.

Whether it’s a burn, broken bone, allergic reaction, or a seizure, knowing what to do can make all the difference.

Secondary Care (First Aid) – Key Skills:

• Injury assessment: How to evaluate wounds, fractures, and other physical trauma

• Medical emergencies: Stroke, seizures, allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis), and diabetic emergencies

• Musculoskeletal injuries: Fractures, sprains, strains, and dislocations

• Environmental conditions: Managing heat exhaustion, heatstroke, hypothermia, and temperature-related issues

• Burns and wound care: Cleaning, dressing, and infection prevention

• Bites and stings: Including snake bites, insect stings, jellyfish, and other venomous injuries

• Oxygen use and victim care: Maintaining a stable condition until help arrives

By the end of the training, you’ll have the confidence to recognise signs of serious issues early, take action quickly, and provide vital support until professional help is on scene.

Be prepared. Be capable. Be the one who knows what to do.