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On Site First Aid Training Nationwide

First aid training delivered on-site at your own workplace or venue, nationwide, for a fixed daily rate of £495.

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1-Day Emergency First Aid at Work Course (EFAW)

Suitable for low-risk workplaces such as offices, shops, and libraries. Also suitable for entry requirements for SIA. Includes CPR & defibrillator training. Students will be issued an FAIB accredited first aid certificate valid for 3 years.

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1 Day
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First Aid at Work Course

Our blended first aid at work course is completed over 3 days with 1 day e-learning and 2 days in the classroom. Suitable for high-risk workplaces. Includes CPR & defibrillator training. Students will be issued an FAIB accredited first aid certificate valid for 3 years.

Beginner
6 hours e-learning + 2 days practical
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First Aid at Work Requalification

Suitable for learners renewing their First Aid Qualification. Includes CPR first aid including defibrillator training. Students will be issued an FAIB accredited first aid certificate valid for 3 years.

Intermediate
2 Day
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Classroom + e-learning

Paediatric First Aid Course (12 Hour) Level 3

This blended learning course is accredited by Qualsafe and has been designed with EYFS compliance in mind and meets the requirements of OFSTED & CSSIW. This paediatric training is aimed at enabling EPA (End Point Assessment) for Early Years Educators and EYFS criteria. Suitable for those working in a Nursery in England or Wales.

Beginner
1 day practical + 1 day eLearning
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Basic Life Support Training (BLS)

This Basic Life Support training will provide learners with the skills and knowledge needed to act in an emergency, providing crucial life-saving aid to the casualty until help comes. Course includes CPR training & defibrillator training.

Beginner
3 Hours
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On-Site

CPR Training Life Support Certificate

CPR training courses are designed to equip individuals with the medical skills needed to save a life. Our CPR training courses teach people how to administer CPR using both chest compressions, rescue breaths and a defibrillator to save the life of someone experiencing cardiac arrest.

Beginner
3-6 Hours
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Our Derby First Aid Training Venue

Our Derby venue is central to both Derby and Nottingham.

Off junction 25 of the M1 motorway, this venue is 4 miles from the Attenborough Nature Reserve and 11.5 miles from Donington Park (Formula 1 race track).

Centre details: Free WiFi, excellent transport links, Free parking.

Driving distances to our Derby first aid training venue

  • 20 MINUTE DRIVE FROM BELPER VIA A38
  • 26 MINUTE DRIVE FROM BURTON UPON TRENT VIA A38
  • 32 MINUTE DRIVE FROM ASHBOURNE VIA A52
  • 38 MINUTE DRIVE FROM UTTOXETER VIA A50

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Derby First Aid Venue

119 London Road, Derby, Derbyshire, DE1 2QR

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First Aid Courses Derby

Skills Training Group provide a range of first aid training courses at our Derby Venue.

Courses are available at our public venue from £60PP or on-site for groups of up to 12 students.

Our Derby first aid courses are recognised by HSE and are fully accredited by the FAIB (First Aid Industry Body).

For group bookings of six or more, please get in touch with our office and we can tailor courses to fit your needs and budget.

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Other First Aid Training Information

What Is The Difference Between The One Day Emergency First Aid at Work Course And The Three Day First Aid at Work Course?

At the conclusion of First Aid training, you must take a multiple-choice test. If you don’t pass it, you have one chance to retake it. You will need to reschedule and sit the course again if you fail a second time, allowing you two additional chances to retake it. We have industry-high pass rates though, so you can rest at ease.

Is Your First Aid Course Recognised?

Following successful completion of the course, each student is granted an FAIB certificate which is recognised by HSE and is valid for three years.

Client Reviews & Endorsements

Our highly reviewed first aid courses are trusted by some of the UK's largest employers.

First Aid Training Derby

A first aid course teaches participants how to respond in an emergency. Everyone should be familiar with basic first aid procedures, such as how to assist someone who is injured or sick. Individuals who have completed a first aid course will be able to assess the situation and provide appropriate treatment.

Safety, injury assessment, and treatment will be covered by first aid instructors. Participants will learn when a person requires medical attention and when they do not. They will also learn how to recognise common injuries such as fractures, burns, cuts, and trauma. Bandages, dressings, splints, stitches, and plasters will also be covered as treatment options.

The course will also cover CPR and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Participants will learn how to identify a life-threatening situation, perform chest compressions and rescue breaths, and use an automated external defibrillator.

Finally, learners will learn how to stop bleeding, identify and manage pain, and treat skin and bone injuries.

People who take a first aid course will gain the knowledge and confidence to provide the best possible assistance in an emergency situation. They will also be better prepared to respond to a medical emergency in a timely, safe, and effective manner.

Participants can ensure that they are able to provide the best possible help at any given time by learning proper techniques for providing assistance during accidents or medical emergencies. Furthermore, understanding one’s role as a rescuer entails being aware of one’s legal obligations and exercising sound judgement when making decisions about providing care following an accident. This knowledge helps to prepare them for any situation, allowing them to act confidently if they ever need to come to the aid of another person in need.

Driving directions & public transport to our training course venue

Please keep in mind that these are general directions and actual driving instructions may vary depending on factors such as traffic, road conditions, and the specific route taken. it is always a good idea to check traffic reports and use a navigation device or map to ensure the best route is taken.

Driving from Belper to Derby

Head south on A6 towards Derby

After about 4 miles, take the A6 exit towards Derby

Follow the A6 for about 6.5 miles, turn left to stay on A6
Follow the A6 for about 6 miles, then take the exit for the A52 towards Derby

Follow the A52 for about 2 miles, then take the exit for the A38 towards Derby City Centre

Follow the A38 for about 1 mile and take exit for the A61 towards Derby City Centre

Follow the A61 for about 1 mile and turn left onto London Road

Continue on London Road for about half a mile and you will see 119 London Road on your left.

Driving from Burton Upon Trent to Derby

Head north on the A5121 towards Derby

After about 4.5 miles, turn right onto the A5132.

Follow the A5132 for about 1.5 miles, then take the A5132 exit towards A38/Derby.

Follow the A38 for about 7 miles and take exit for the A61 towards Derby City Centre

Follow the A61 for about 2 miles and turn left onto London Road

Continue on London Road for about half a mile and you will see 119 London Road on your left.

Driving from Ashbourne to Derby

Head north on the A515.

After about 4.5 miles, turn left onto the A52.

Follow the A52 for about 8 miles, then take the exit for the A38 towards Derby.

Follow the A38 for about 5 miles and take exit for the A61 towards Derby City Centre

Follow the A61 for about 3 miles and turn left onto London Road

Continue on London Road for about half a mile and you will see 119 London Road on your left.

Driving from Uttoxeter to Derby

Head east on the A50 towards Derby.

After about 10 miles, take the exit for the A516 towards Derby.

Follow the A516 for about 5 miles.

Take the exit for the A38 towards Derby.

Follow the A38 for about 7 miles until you reach the roundabout with the A61.

Take the exit for the A61 towards Derby City Centre.

Follow the A61 for about 1 mile and turn left onto London Road.

Continue on London Road for about half a mile and you will see 119 London Road on your left.

Travelling by Bus

Getting to 19 London Road, Derby DE1 2QR by public transport is easy. The closest bus stop is located on Eastgate Street, approximately 0.2 miles from the property. Buses running along this route include: 74 (Derby – Belper), 34B (Derby – Allestree) and 5A (Derby – Uttoxeter).

Travelling by Train

The nearest train station is Derby Station which is approximately 1.3 miles away from the property. From Derby Station, you can take one of the buses listed above or catch a taxi to 19 London Road.