First Aid Courses

First Aid Training

Welcome to the Leeds Beckett First Aid training information. 

Our University is approved by the Federation of First Aid Training Organisations (FOFATO) and the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB) to deliver and award First Aid training and qualifications. (Certificate N°: 1634/96)

Carnegie Coach Education, a dedicated unit in the University, is responsible for the organisation, administration and delivery of professional training from a comprehensive portfolio of courses. You can attend one of our courses on a set date or we can also deliver an ‘offsite’ course at your chosen venue (subject to venue suitability and tutor availability)

NO VAT TO PAY ON ANY OF OUR COURSES

Leeds Beckett University is an eligible body for VAT purposes which means that it does not charge VAT on its supply of education and training. This makes us more competitive when compared to other providers who are not eligible bodies.

AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING

The British Heart Foundation are encouraging high awareness of AED machines in businesses and the community, therefore we have taken the initiative of including AED training on all of our First Aid courses .

Please be aware that ALL our first aid courses now include AED Training.

EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK with AED(1 Day)
EMERGENCY FIRST AID - WITH SPORT (with AED/1 day)
FIRST AID AT WORK with AED  (3 Days)
FIRST AID AT WORK - REFRESHER with AED(2 Days)     
BASIC FIRST AID AT WORK/FAW ANNUAL UPDATE with AED (3 1/2 Hours)
PAEDIATRIC FIRST AID with AED (2 Days) 
PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCY AID with AED - 1 DAY

Since August 2000 Leeds Beckett has successfully provided first class training opportunities for a number of high profile organisations, including Leeds City Council, Education Leeds and West Yorkshire Sport, these courses are also available to our own students and staff, as well as external businesses and individuals in the community. Our reputation and the popularity of our First Aid training has resulted in a comprehensive calendar of courses covering all those listed above, where delivery is repeated throughout the year to accommodate interested individuals/ organisations.

It is the responsibility of an employer to decide how many employees are trained as First Aiders, as well as which type of training they need. Assessing the risks of your workplace and referring to HSE regulations on the appropriate requirements for your organisation will help you make the right decision. Further legal guidance available at: www.hse.gov.uk/firstaid

To help make find the most suitable course for you/ your employees, please refer to the following guide.
When qualified, if a first aider may need to treat any of the injuries/ conditions listed below, then attendance on a full First Aid at Work course (3 days) is essential:
Administer first aid to a casualty with:
-  injuries to bones, muscles and joints, including suspected spinal injuries.
-  chest injuries
-  burns and scalds
-  eye injuries
-  sudden poisoning
-  anaphylactic shock
Recognise the presence of major illnesses and provide appropriate first  aid, including heart attack, stroke, epilepsy, asthma and diabetes.

 
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ ALL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE BOOKING