First Aid at Work Requalification (On-Site) at your Premises

The First Aid at Work Requalification covers the content of the three-day First Aid at Work course in two days.

• Adult resuscitation (CPR)
• Allergic reaction
• Asthma
• Bone, muscle and joint injuries
• Burns and scalds
• Chest pains
• Choking adult
• Communication and casualty care
• Eye injuries
• Fainting
• Head injuries
• Defibrillator prompts and how to respond (theory based)
• Defibrillator pad placement (theory based)
• Low blood sugar
• Managing an emergency
• Minor and severe bleeding
• Poisons and what to do if someone has been poisoned
• Role of the first aider (including knowledge of health and safety regulations)
• Seizures
• Shock
• Spinal injuries
• Stroke
• Unresponsive adult

BENEFITS FOR BUSINESSES

• Significant cost savings - Up to around 50% per person compared with sending individuals to public courses, plus no travel expenses.
• Delivered at your location - Reduces staff downtime and avoids logistical disruption.
• Customised to your workplace - Training can be tailored to specific hazards, roles, layout, equipment, and real‑world scenarios unique to your environment.
• Set price per trainer - Predictable budgeting for groups of 4–12 (course‑dependent). Contact us to discuss bigger groups.
• Access to courses not available publicly - please ask.
• Flexible delegate attendance - No need to lock in the attendee list early; organisations can swap delegates as needed.

BENEFITS FOR DELEGATES

• Learning that is directly relevant to their job - Tailored examples and scenarios in their actual working environment make the training more practical and relatable.
• No travel time or unfamiliar venues - Reduces stress and improves focus/engagement as delegates learn in a comfortable, familiar environment.
• Highly qualified St John Ambulance trainers - Delivered by a large network of experienced trainers with real‑world backgrounds.
• More efficient use of their workday - No long commutes; delegates can return to duties faster before/after the session.

On‑site training keeps things simple: you tell us what you need, choose a date that works for your team, and we bring our qualified trainer directly to your premises. Complete a quick online booking request (click book now on this page) and our team will confirm suitable dates using live trainer availability.

On the day, the trainer arrives with everything required to run the course*, delivering practical, tailored training in your own working environment - saving your team time, reducing travel, and ensuring the learning is directly relevant to your workplace.

*Inside M25, resources will be delivered the working day before the course, and collected the working day after.

Minimum requirements apply for training at your premises. click here to view room requirements.

First Aid at Work Requalification can also be completed in 2 other learning styles, Classic or Blended, which are scheduled at various dates and venues across the country.

Click here to book this course in this way.

WHAT IS 'CLASSIC' LEARNING?
This learning style is entirely classroom based and requires you to attend in person with a group of peers. This benefits those who prefer interactive sessions with the opportunity to ask questions to the instructor.

WHAT IS 'BLENDED' LEARNING?
Blended learning is a combination of online learning with instructor-led training. For this course, delegates will spend 1 day learning theory via our online portal, and then spend 2 days in a classroom with peers. This option minimises time away from the workplace, while maintaining the same, high-standard of learning.

This course is for people wishing to renew an existing, valid First Aid at Work certificate.

If your certificate has expired you are still able to attend this course, but the HSE recommends you attend the First Aid at Work if more than a month has elapsed since expiry. Please note that the requalification course is an intensive course with very little practice time and designed for people whose certificate is still in date. If you do decide to attend the requalification course you will need to work at the pace of the course.

• Delegates must be aged 16 or older to attend this course.
• Delegates need a basic command of English (defined as Level 2).
• Delegates must complete all modules.
• Delegates must act in a professional and appropriate manner, in line with our HEART values.
• You need to be physically fit enough to be able to demonstrate CPR*

*If you need any reasonable adjustments to be in place for your course, we will do all we can to facilitate, please advise ahead of you course by contacting our Customer Services team.

Minimum requirements apply for training at your premises. click here to view room requirements.

CERTIFICATION
Delegates who successfully complete this First Aid at Work Requalification Cours will receive a St John Ambulance certificate, which is:

• Valid for three years
• Recognised by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) as meeting workplace first aid requirements
• CPD Certified: A course that meets professional standards

ASSESSMENT
Delegates must pass written assessments and continuous trainer observation to qualify. This is true of all the course formats available to delegates.

Our training includes 'Good Samaritan Insurance', giving delegates the confidence to help whenever and wherever it is needed. It covers them against claims arising from first aid they deliver outside of their workplace, club or association, and not covered by any other insurance.

To qualify, they must hold a current St John Ambulance certificate for this course. It is offered at no extra charge, as we are so confident in the standards of our first aid training delivery.

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