We look at some key statistics related to this mental health and explain how our specialist Mental Health First Aid courses offer vital knowledge and support.
If you have been motivated by watching the London Marathon on TV last weekend, you might be thinking about starting to train for next year.
This year focuses on safety and health and the future of work. Ensure you have the knowledge and skills to protect your workforce by making sure your staff training is up to date.
Millions of us are experiencing high levels of stress and it can damage our health. From primary school children taking their SATs in May, secondary school students taking GCSE's and Alevels, not to mention switching on the news at the moment, (don't mention Brexit!) stress is one of the biggest health challenges that we all face.
Last week we shared the story of MSP Alex Cole-Hamilton who recently resuscitated his 4-year-old daughter, Darcy, using first aid he half-remembered from a Scuba diving first aid course he attended some 25 years ago.
Would you know what to do? The vital thing is that the injured person receives medical attention as quickly as possible.
What is a panic attack? What should you do if someone has a panic attack? How can panic attacks be prevented?
From saving lives, to opening up new opportunities, here are our top 13 reasons for why you should learn first aid.
Our new half-day Fire marshal training course covers the role of the designated fire marshal (fire warden). You will learn about preventing fires and learn about the different types of fire extinguisher and how to use them correctly.
For every minute without life-saving treatment the chance of surviving a cardiac arrest drops by about 10%, this means that each second before an ambulance arrives is vital.
According to Gov.UK, last year in the UK there were 15,500 fires in non-residential properties. Have your staff had fire extinguisher training?
Download our 2019 First Aid training dates in your area
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