This training is made for businesses, schools, care facilities, and organisations that need effective, compliant training with little disruption.
First aid training is taught by a qualified instructor at your workplace or another location you choose. This way, you don’t have to send staff to public courses; instead, training comes to you. Teams can learn together in a familiar setting and practise real workplace scenarios.
The training is face-to-face and led by an instructor. It includes practical demonstrations, hands-on practise, and clear guidance that meets UK first aid and workplace safety standards. All necessary materials are provided, and the course is designed to fit your work schedule and needs.
The trainer comes to your location on the scheduled date and time. The training takes place in a suitable space, like a meeting room or classroom.
On-site Training Includes:
This method saves travel time, improves attendance, and allows staff to stay at work while learning.
Public first aid courses are held at a set training centre and welcome people from various organisations. These courses follow a standard format and work well for individuals or small teams.
In-house first aid training is arranged just for your organisation. While the course content is compliant and structured, it is tailored to fit your environment, staff roles, and specific risks.
Key differences include:
In-house first aid training helps employers meet legal requirements. It keeps training focused, efficient, and relevant to the workplace.
On-site first aid training is ideal for many organisations needing practical training with little disruption. It helps employers and service providers ensure staff safety and meet legal requirements.
All workplaces, regardless of size, gain from on-site first aid training, especially where staff work in teams, shifts, or safety-critical roles. Training at your site ensures first aid matches your workplace layout, equipment, and risks.
On-site training is ideal for:
For employers, in-house training helps meet first aid requirements, keeps staff on the job, and boosts participation.
Schools, nurseries, and early years providers have important first aid duties for child safety. Training onsite lets staff practise together where care happens, boosting their confidence and skills.
On-site first aid training is right for:
The training matches EYFS expectations and prepares staff for real-life situations when caring for infants and children.
Care environments need a calm and confident response in medical emergencies. On-site first aid training helps staff who work with vulnerable people and those with complex health needs.
This training is suitable for:
Providing training onsite ensures staff know the emergency procedures specific to their care setting and can use first aid skills safely during real incidents.
Why Choose Onsite First Aid Training?
On-site first aid training is a practical solution for organisations needing quick, compliant training. By having the training at your location, employers can fulfil legal requirements with minimal disruption.
On-site training is scheduled based on your needs instead of fixed times. You can have sessions during work hours, over several days, or in a way that fits shift patterns.
This approach allows organisations to:
This flexibility helps keep consistent first aid coverage without disrupting daily operations.
Sending staff off-site for training can lower productivity and coverage. On-site first aid training eliminates travel and allows teams to train without long absences from work.
Key benefits include:
For many organisations, onsite training is a more dependable and easier choice.
Training groups of staff together is often cheaper than booking individual spots on public courses. On-site training lets organisations teach multiple employees at one location under one booking.
Cost benefits include:
For employers managing budgets and compliance, on-site first aid training balances quality, efficiency, and cost control.
On-site first aid training offers various courses for organisations to choose from. This helps them select training that suits their workplace risks, staff roles, and legal needs. All courses are taught by qualified instructors and meet UK first aid training standards.
The following courses are available for on-site and in-house delivery:
All courses include practical assessments and provide certification upon successful completion.
On-site training lets organisations choose courses that match their needs. They can train mixed teams or focus on specific roles.
Here are some examples:
Offering these courses onsite keeps the training relevant and practical for each workplace.
On-site first aid training helps organisations meet legal and regulatory requirements. By providing training at work, employers can make sure first aid is effective and meets UK standards.
The Health and Safety Executive requires employers to set up proper first aid arrangements in the workplace. This means having trained first aiders, the right equipment, and clear procedures for handling incidents.
On-site first aid training helps by:
On-site training lets instructors consider the layout, hazards, and work practises in your workplace. This approach makes first aid training practical and tailored to your needs, rather than just general.
Childcare providers must meet certain first aid standards set by the Early Years Foundation Stage framework. Ofsted inspections look for proof that staff are trained and can handle emergencies with infants and children.
On-site paediatric first aid training helps providers comply with:
Training in the setting where children are cared for helps staff use their skills confidently and shows a strong commitment to child safety and protection.
Our on-site first aid training is simple, organised, and easy for companies to handle. From the first enquiry to the course delivery, we keep the process clear and aim to minimise interruptions at your workplace.
Booking onsite first aid training starts with a simple question. We talk with employers, HR teams, and managers to find out the group size, workplace type, and training level needed.
The booking process usually includes:
This method ensures training is organised effectively and meets your operational and compliance needs.
On training day, a qualified instructor comes to your workplace with all the needed equipment. The training takes place in a suitable space, like a meeting room or classroom.
The trainer will:
This helps the training start on time and run smoothly without adding extra pressure on your team.
On-site delivery ties training directly to staff roles and workplace risks. Learners practise first aid skills through realistic scenarios that match what they may encounter at work.
Training includes:
This hands-on method prepares staff to respond effectively to real incidents at work.
In-house first aid training helps organisations prepare staff for emergencies. Training at the workplace focuses on real risks, roles, and procedures instead of general examples.
When training happens at your workplace, we can adjust scenarios to fit your environment. This helps learners see how first aid skills work in their jobs and how to respond effectively in real-life situations.
Benefits of customised scenarios include:
This method makes training more meaningful and directly useful for daily tasks.
Training teams together builds a shared understanding of first aid and emergency response. Staff become more confident in their own skills and know their colleagues are trained, too.
In-house training offers:
For organisations, this leads to a more prepared workforce and better management of health and safety risks.
The quality of on-site first aid training relies on the instructor’s skills and experience. Our training is led by qualified professionals who know first aid and understand employers’ responsibilities under UK health and safety laws.
All onsite training is taught by qualified instructors with recognised first aid certifications. They have hands-on experience in various workplaces and care settings.
Our instructors:
This ensures the training is accurate, relevant, and delivered confidently.
Consistency is vital for organisations that want reliable training across teams and locations. Our onsite courses use structured lesson plans that match current UK first aid guidelines, but can adapt to specific workplace needs.
We ensure training quality by:
This method assures employers that all staff get the same high-quality training, no matter where they are or how many are in a group.
We offer on-site and in-house first aid training for businesses in London and Greater London. We can also support organisations throughout the UK. This ensures employers get reliable, compliant training no matter where their teams are located.
On-site training in London is a practical way to tackle issues like travel time, staff availability, and busy schedules. Training at your location keeps teams focused and minimises disruption to daily work.
On-site training is ideal for:
We schedule training to fit your working hours and use qualified instructors who know various workplace environments.
We provide on-site training across the UK for organisations with teams outside London or in different locations. This is helpful for businesses that want uniform training standards.
Having nationwide support lets organisations:
On-site first aid training is a dependable and flexible way to meet legal requirements and enhance workplace safety, whether you’re managing one site or several.
On-site first aid training adjusts to how your organisation works. Whether you’re training a small team or a large group, we can plan the sessions to match your staff and operations.
In-house training is effective for both small and large teams. We decide the group size ahead of time to make sure each learner gets personal attention and practical help.
This flexibility lets organisations:
By planning group sizes carefully, we can keep training quality high while meeting operational needs.
Many organisations have shift patterns or long hours, making regular course schedules difficult. We can arrange on-site first aid training to meet these needs.
Shift-friendly options include:
This way, organisations can train staff while still providing service and maintaining safety.
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If you want to set up first aid training at your workplace, our team can help you plan training that fits your needs.
We work with employers, HR teams, and managers to identify:
To begin, just reach out to us. We’ll provide clear details, check availability, and give you a simple, no-obligation quote.
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Our team will help you plan the next steps and ensure your on-site first aid training meets UK standards.
On-site first aid training is taught by a qualified instructor at your workplace. It lets staff learn together in a familiar setting using real-life scenarios.
On-site and in-house training mean the same thing. Both are specific to your organisation and take place at your location, not in a public course with others.
On-site courses include First Aid at Work, Emergency First Aid at Work, Paediatric First Aid, Emergency Paediatric First Aid, and Basic Life Support.
Yes. On-site training follows Health and Safety Executive rules when taught by qualified instructors using approved methods.
Yes, onsite Paediatric and Emergency Paediatric First Aid courses fulfil EYFS standards and provide proof for Ofsted inspections.
Group size varies based on the course and available space. Training can be for small teams or larger groups, with extra sessions if needed.
Yes. On-site training can fit shift schedules or extended hours to ensure workplace coverage.
A meeting room, classroom, or staff area usually works. The trainer will tell you what space is required when booking.
No. The instructor brings all necessary training materials. You just need to provide the training space.
The training length varies by course. Emergency courses usually take one day, while First Aid at Work and Paediatric First Aid may take longer.
Yes, learners who finish the course get a recognised certificate that is valid for a certain time.
Yes, onsite training works well for small teams and is often cheaper than sending staff to public courses.
Yes, onsite training can include scenarios and discussions based on your specific workplace layout and hazards.
Yes, onsite training is often more cost-effective for organisations training several staff members, as it saves on travel, time off work, and offers group pricing.
Availability varies, especially for larger groups or multiple locations. Booking early helps secure your preferred dates.
Yes, organisations with multiple sites can arrange on-site training across different locations with the same quality.
Bookings are typically handled by business owners, HR teams, health and safety managers, or compliance leads.
Yes, onsite training fits well in care settings where staff need to respond calmly to emergencies.
On-site training is designed to minimise disruptions by reducing travel time and can be scheduled around your operational needs.
To get a quote, contact the training provider directly and provide details like group size, course type, location, and preferred dates.
