Sep 9, 2022
Birmingham First Aid Courses are a leading provider of accredited first aid courses and training. Established with the mission to make it easier for company first aiders to become certified, they provide officially recognised and fully accredited courses to individuals and businesses across the UK. Clients include British Gas, ALDI and Skyscanner.
Today, Birmingham First Aid Courses are delighted to announce the opening of a new training venue in Birmingham city centre. Situated on Bull Street, the venue is easily accessible by public transport, including train, bus, and even by foot. A short 2-minute walk from Birmingham Snow Hill Train Station, it is ideally situated for businesses who do not have the facilities to host first aid training on-site or prefer a team away day.
Although their qualified first aid instructors can carry out training at a company’s location, Birmingham First Aid Courses say the new city centre facility will make their courses more accessible than ever, providing a hub to companies who need to upskill staff with first aid at work certifications.
Below, we outline the types of first aid courses that Birmingham First aid Courses will provide from their new city centre facility:
A new venue to access the best value First Aid Industry Body (FAIB) approved first aid courses in Birmingham
Birmingham First Aid Courses will offer first aid refresher courses, emergency first aid courses, and first aid at work courses from their new city centre location. Satisfying any requirement, including the basic Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) or more advanced First Aid at Work (FAW) certification, companies can attend the on-site facility for one day, two day and three-day courses, depending on the certification requirement.
It’s often mandatory for workplaces across the UK to have certified first aiders on-site. Whilst the necessary first aider qualification varies depending on the environment, Birmingham First Aid Courses equip employees with the qualifications deemed required depending on the workplace. More information and advice can be found on: birminghamfirstaidcourses.co.uk
With the opening of the new training centre, the team at Birmingham First Aid Courses say the facility will be a popular venue for those who are required to take their yearly first aid refresher course, and the perfect destination for company employees to learn, train and become fully accredited.
With training centre’s in Wolverhampton and Solihull, the new Birmingham city-centre facility makes it even easier for companies to access first aid training courses:
Birmingham First Aid Courses have trained over 10,000+ first aiders from their existing training centres in Wolverhampton and Solihull, and on-site at their client’s business locations, boasting an exceptional course attendee pass rate of 99.7%
With a team of experienced instructors, they ensure that their clients’ employees receive high-quality training, that they finish the course, and that they leave with all the information they require in order to become qualified.
Trusted by businesses and organisations of all shapes and sizes, the new Birmingham city centre training facility can cater for both individuals and small groups, alongside large numbers of people. Birmingham First Aid Courses say the new centre aligns with their mission to make it easier for company first aiders to become certified and makes fully accredited first aid courses more accessible than ever.
More Information:
Birmingham First Aid Courses guarantee the best value First Aid Course with FAIB approved first aid courses in Birmingham, UK. As a leading provider of accredited first aid courses and training, attendees receive a first aid certificate that is valid for three years upon completion of the first aid at work training course or an emergency first aid at work course. Browse courses, prices and training locations, alongside on-location options, via the website: https://birminghamfirstaidcourses.co.uk/
About Birmingham First Aid Courses
We aim to provide Birmingham best value first aid courses helping the public and employers to protect and save lives.
Contact Birmingham First Aid Courses
Quaker Meeting House, 40 Bull Street
Birmingham
West Midlands B4 6AF
United Kingdom
0121 281 7746
Website: https://birminghamfirstaidcourses.co.uk/
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