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Training specialists in the medical industry, first aid and emergency first aid at work.
Help your team save lives!
FRIDAY 27TH MARCH 2026
Looking to gain a recognised First Aid qualification in just ONE day?
All training is delivered by qualified, regulated ambulance service professionals – bringing real-life frontline experience into the classroom. Practical. Engaging. Confidence-building.
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Did you know...
⚠️ Not all first aid training is the same - and neither are the certificates. ⚠️
At AWE Training, all certificates issued from our first aid courses are OFQUAL and FAA-regulated. This means your qualification is nationally recognised, fully compliant, and trusted by employers and industries across the UK.
With so many training providers out there offering non-regulated courses, it’s important to know exactly what you’re getting. Regulated training ensures:
✔️ High standards and quality assurance
✔️ Certificates that are widely accepted
✔️ Training that genuinely prepares you to act in a real emergency
Our instructors all come from medical backgrounds, bringing real-world experience into every course, so you don’t just pass – you leave confident, competent, and ready to save a life.
Popular Courses
First Aid at Work – FAA Level 3 – 3 Day
Ofqual approved course over 18 contact hours. All successful students will be issued an FAW certificate, which is valid for three years. This FAW course
Emergency First Aid At Work – FAA Level 3 Award – 1 day
Course comprising a minimum of 6 hours of practical and theoretical training covering responsibilities, assessment of the situation, first aid hygiene, resuscitation, anatomy, choking, bleeding,
Defibrillation – FAA Level 2 Award (CPR & AED skills) 1-day
The very practical 1-day course will allow suitably qualified First Aid personnel to use the AED competently and with confidence. Not only does this course
Catastrophic Bleeding Control Course
Catastrophic bleed training teaches individuals, especially those in high-risk jobs (construction, forestry, security, remote work), to control life-threatening blood loss using specialised gear such as