1 DAY - LEVEL 3 AWARD IN EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK COURSE (RQF) reviews

4.9 (3,520 reviews)
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Engaging, knowledgeable trainers make this first-aid course memorable, combining clear explanations and humour with hands-on practice in CPR, bandaging and AED use. Attendees value the relaxed, inclusive atmosphere, opportunities to ask questions and the balance of theory, videos and practical activities, with trainers checking understanding and adapting the pace. They leave with updated knowledge and greater confidence to respond to emergencies at work and beyond, although the full content can feel intensive in one day.

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Good course but limited fascilities

Calum M · 25 Feb 2022
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The trainer, Kevin, was excellent, made the training enjoyable and straight forward. I am feeling very confident with my first aid skills now.

Kat B · 23 Feb 2022
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Kevin made my day more at ease.great instructor

Lorraine S · 23 Feb 2022
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No course material given for reference

Jeannette A · 23 Feb 2022
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Kevin is really good trainer but no books

Stuart M · 23 Feb 2022
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Excellent

Prathees P · 22 Feb 2022
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Trainer excellent, made everyone welcome and at ease. Made the course feel lighthearted but very informative. Booklets would be a big help, not everyone good with Internet.

Elaine B · 21 Feb 2022
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Kev made the course interesting by using terms & words we understood he made us feel comfortable about asking questions

Ellen G · 21 Feb 2022
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Trainer Kevin Thompson done great job

James R · 21 Feb 2022
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Excellent

Aileen R · 21 Feb 2022
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