Classroom Courses
Traditional face-to-face training with hands-on practical learning. Ideal for teams who want a fully immersive day of training.
Professional First Aid training that is engaging, compliant, and built around real workplace scenarios. Delivered through our ProTrainings Training Centre, meeting current UK Resuscitation Council guidelines and HSE requirements.
We understand that businesses need flexibility — both options result in a fully recognised qualification.
Traditional face-to-face training with hands-on practical learning. Ideal for teams who want a fully immersive day of training.
Complete the theory online at your own pace, then attend a shorter classroom session for practical assessment. Less time away from work, same qualification.
These courses meet workplace First Aid regulations and are suitable for low-risk and high-risk environments depending on the course level.
Many of these courses are valid for three years and include CPR, AED use, injury treatment, medical emergencies, and incident management.
If you have staff, you likely need trained First Aiders — and we can help you meet that requirement.
Practical, real-world First Aid skills covered across our courses.
We don't just deliver training — we help businesses stay compliant, safe, and prepared.
Whether you are an ndividual needing a certificate or a company looking to train your team, The BTR Hub can help. Contact us to book a course, arrange on-site training, or get a group quote.
Everything you need to know about our services.
Yes. Our courses are delivered through our ProTrainings Training Centre and follow UK Resuscitation Council guidelines and HSE requirements for workplace First Aid training.
Both. We offer open/public courses for individuals and private courses for companies and groups.
Yes. We can deliver training at our training centre, at your workplace, or at a hired venue local to your team. On-site training is often the most cost-effective option for groups.
Yes. Certificates are issued after successful completion of the course and are valid for 3 years.
Most First Aid certificates are valid for 3 years. The HSE recommends that First Aiders complete an annual refresher course to keep their skills up to date.
This depends on the course, but typically a maximum of 12 learners per course. This ensures everyone gets proper practical time with the trainer.
Classroom training is completed face-to-face with the trainer. Blended learning is where the theory is completed online in your own time, then you attend a shorter classroom session for the practical assessment. Both options result in the same qualification. Blended learning is a popular option as it reduces time away from work.
Topics typically include CPR and AED use, recovery position, choking, bleeding and shock, burns and injuries, heart attacks and strokes, seizures and allergic reactions, and managing an incident.
This depends on your workplace and the level of risk. Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) is for low-risk workplaces such as offices, shops, and small businesses. First Aid at Work (FAW) is for higher-risk environments such as construction, warehouses, manufacturing, or larger staff numbers. Paediatric First Aid is for those working with children such as nurseries, schools, and childminders. If you are unsure, The BTR Hub can help you choose the correct course based on your risk assessment.