Immediate Life Support (ILS) reviews

4.9 (6,145 reviews)
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Realistic scenarios and hands-on practice make this Immediate Life Support course especially useful, with attendees applying theory to recognising deterioration, ABCDE assessment, CPR, airway management, defibrillation and team communication. They describe knowledgeable, patient trainers who simplify complex algorithms, use memorable acronyms and relevant examples, while encouraging questions and participation. Clear structure, sensible pacing and supportive delivery help learners leave more confident and ready to respond in clinical emergencies.

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Engagingly good.

Cherie D · 17 Nov 2025
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Very nice training

Abisola F · 17 Nov 2025
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Overall it was a good session and a lot to learn as the facilitators were very much grounded in there knowledge.

Ifeoma O · 17 Nov 2025
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Very different to previous Ills course This is very interesting and informative and need to remember all that I have learnt

Elliette G · 17 Nov 2025
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Very effective

Jane T · 17 Nov 2025
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Very good

Varsha P · 17 Nov 2025
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good coarse

Paul Y · 14 Nov 2025
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Very enjoyable

Richard P · 14 Nov 2025
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I was apprehensive about the training. I'm not clinical and quite screamish when it comes to blood, vomit, nose hoses etc. However I really enjoyed the training day and feel much more confident. The trainer was knowledgeable and informative. There was a right balance of seriousness, light heartedness and he was quite funny. Thank you.

Laura B · 14 Nov 2025
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Enjoyed participating with a small group of five. Step brought in for CPR due to height of table.

Rachel E · 14 Nov 2025
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