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Free Video Online First Aid Course for Every School Child Site Now Live

Help us spread the word, we have launched a free video first aid course for every school child. We need to get the word out to schools and clubs to sign up for free. See www.studentfirstaid.co.uk and “like” our Facebook page at Facebook.com/studentfirstaid Schools…

201 Hospital admissions a day due to Asthma

National Asthma week this week and Asthma UK state that 201 people who will be hospitalised a day because of their asthma. That’s one every 7 minutes!  They’ll be fighting for breath as their chest gets tighter and tighter and they panic, scared…

50 Plus First Aid – an online first aid course now live

The first aid training needed for the 50 plus age group are different to that on commercial courses. They are not able to complete “text book” style techniques so we have launched a video based online first aid course aimed…

Anaphylaxis Training Course Online

We have launched an online Anaphylaxis course at www.proanaphylaxis.co.uk  The course covers the use of Jext, EpiPen and Anapen auto-injectors and comes with free student manual and other downloads as well as the usual other features of our online sites.

Free PDF Accident Book to all students

We have added a free PDF accident book to download to all students of online and classroom courses.  We will be adding more downloads to different courses soon.  You can access the accident book and other downloads by clicking the…

New Classroom course – BLS for Healthcare Professionals

We have added a variation on our BLS course to aim it at Healthcare Professionals.  You can find an instructor by looking at www.procourses.co.uk or phone us on 01206 585068 or email on support@protrainings.uk If you do not have time…

Youth First Aid

At ProTrainings we have now launched a new classroom course aimed at teaching children basic first aid skills called Youth First Aid.  It is very important that children learn first aid as they often are put in position where they…

RIDDOR’s over-three-day injury reporting requirement has changed

As of 6 April 2012, RIDDOR’s over-three-day injury reporting requirement has changed. The trigger point has increased from over three days’ to over seven days’ incapacitation (not counting the day on which the accident happened). Incapacitation means that the worker is absent…