Be ready for any emergency with practical, hands-on first aid training. I offer a range of first aid courses in Belfast and across Northern Ireland, designed to equip individuals and organisations with life-saving skills. If you need training for the workplace, childcare, or community settings, I have courses to suit your needs.
All training is delivered at your own premises which makes it convenient for churches, businesses, and community groups.
This short yet vital course teaches you how to perform CPR and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) effectively. Designed for anyone, it provides practical, hands-on training to help you respond confidently in an emergency.
Non-accredited | 3-year certificate issued by First Aid for Churches Training Service
This popular first aid course covers the most common medical emergencies which makes it ideal for churches, youth groups, and community organisations. Gain the skills and confidence to provide first aid when it matters most.
Non-Accredited course valid for 3 years
Designed for those who work with children, including schools, nurseries, Sunday schools, and youth groups. This paediatric first aid course provides essential training for handling medical emergencies involving infants and young children.
Accredited by First Aid Awards Ltd through Nuco Training
Employers must ensure staff receive proper first aid training to comply with health and safety regulations. These accredited courses equip employees with the skills to handle medical emergencies in the workplace.
Meets Employer Legal Obligations | Compliant with 2021 Resuscitation Council Guidelines | 3-Year FAA Accreditation
Courses can be delivered on-site or booked via Eventbrite.
Medical emergencies or accidents can happen suddenly to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Learning simple and effective basic first aid actions could save someone's life – or it could be someone else saving your life! Acting quickly and confidently in an emergency can make all the difference before professional help arrives.
Churches should check their public liability insurance to see if first aid training is required. Many policies refer to ‘best practice,’ often based on guidance from organisations like The Churches Child Protection Advisory Service (CCPAS). Their guidelines recommend having trained first aiders at any event involving children.
If a church activity involves children under 16 without their parents present, parental consent is usually required. A signed consent form should be obtained for each child attending.
