First Aid Training
Yes. RECAP offers accessible first aid training for parents, carers, professionals and organisations. Training is designed to help participants develop practical knowledge and confidence to respond to first aid situations.
RECAP offers a range of first aid training options, including Emergency First Aid at Work, First Aid at Work, Paediatric First Aid and first aid sessions specifically designed for parents and carers. Different delivery options are available depending on the needs of the individual, group or organisation.
Yes. RECAP provides first aid training specifically designed with parents and carers in mind. Sessions focus on practical first aid knowledge that can help parents feel more confident responding to common childhood accidents, injuries and emergencies.
Yes. Private group sessions can be arranged, making them suitable for groups of friends, parent networks, community groups and other groups who would like to learn first aid together.
Yes. RECAP can provide first aid training for workplaces, charities, community organisations and other professional settings. The most appropriate course can be discussed based on the organisation’s requirements.
Emergency First Aid at Work is a shorter course covering essential skills for responding to workplace emergencies. First Aid at Work provides more comprehensive training across a wider range of first aid situations. RECAP can help organisations identify which option is most appropriate for their needs.
Yes. Schools, education providers and other organisations working with children and families can enquire about first aid training through RECAP. Training options can be discussed according to the needs of the setting and participants.
Yes. RECAP can work with charities, community groups, parent organisations and other groups to arrange appropriate first aid training.
Depending on location, group size and the course required, face-to-face first aid training may be delivered at an organisation’s or group’s own venue. Contact RECAP to discuss the requirements and available options.
No. Participants do not usually need previous first aid experience. Courses are designed to explain and demonstrate skills clearly and provide opportunities to develop practical confidence.
Certification depends on the specific course being completed. Where the course leads to a recognised first aid qualification or certificate, the relevant certification requirements will be explained before booking.
The length of training depends on the course selected. Short parent-focused sessions and formal workplace first aid qualifications have different requirements, and some courses may combine online learning with face-to-face practical training.
Prices depend on the type of training, number of participants, location and delivery format. Contact RECAP with your requirements for current pricing and available options.
Individuals, groups and organisations can contact RECAP to discuss the type of training required, number of participants, preferred delivery method and location. RECAP can then advise on the most appropriate training option.
Yes. RECAP offers flexible delivery options for some first aid courses, including hybrid training that combines online learning with face-to-face practical learning. This can be particularly useful for organisations looking to minimise time away from the workplace.