Approved Online First Aid Courses

If you just need training for a single person, our courses are £25+VAT. If you’re buying in bulk for multiple members of staff, please visit our pricing page or request a quote today.

This is down to your employer but we recommend that training is carried out every 12 months and it’s what most of our clients opt for.

Yes, our first aid courses are approved by the likes of RoSPA & IIRSM and accredited by the CPD service for your reassurance. They’re also endorsed by Skills for Care.

Our first aid refresher courses are primarily aimed at first-aiders within an organisation but many of our clients choose to give this training to all staff so they have a basic understanding of first aid. Our other courses such as First Aid Requirements & RIDDOR are aimed at managers and employers to help them work out what first aid personnel they require. These courses can be given to care workers and assistants, childcare and nursery staff, teachers, factory and warehouse staff, and production line staff.

No, these are online refresher courses designed to be taken annually during the three year interval period between practical, face-to-face training. These courses should not be used as a replacement for practical training.

Our first aid courses range from 15 mins to 80 minutes long, meaning your employees can quickly and easily refresh their first aid knowledge at a time that suits them. We aim to make our online training courses as enjoyable and as interactive as possible to make sure training is fully absorbed. All of our online first aid training courses are fully animated and presenter-led to provide an engaging learning experience for your employees. When you choose iHASCO's online first aid training, you’ll also receive an instant printable certificate upon completion of the course.

Your course content will vary depending on the training you choose. However, they will include information on CPR & AED training, administering first aid to those who are unconscious, responsibilities & duties, RIDDOR, applying roller bandages and slings, 'DR ABC', and primary/secondary surveys.