Train With Us
With over a decade of training experience, our training staff know their stuff.
We offer a range of subsised, affordable driver related and First Aid training aimed at individuals and groups so that you can equip yourself or your employees with vital health and safety skills.
We’ve trained thousands of trainee’s, and often train them again when they need refresher training.
Training takes place at our HQ in London but for groups looking to train closer to home we can travel to you. We’ll bring the necessary equipment. Prices vary depending on distance, travel and number of delegates attending.
We also provide free training for eligible groups or individuals (Terms and Conditions apply). As a group, you could be eligible for our free Member’s Support Fund. Find out more here.
MiDAS
Learn how to deal with emergency first aid situations. With 10+ years of delivering First Aid Training, we can help you get the skills you need to deal with minor injuries and teach you how to deal with potentially life-threatening scenarios.
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