Frequently Asked Questions
Our resuscitation training FAQs answer the most common questions about BLS, ILS / PILS, e-ILS / e-PILS, Baby First Aid, certification, booking, on-site delivery, and what to expect from your training session across Bromley and South East London.
Training Questions
Are your resuscitation courses certified? Yes – certification is provided after successful completion.
Yes — certification is provided after successful completion of eligible BLS, ILS / PILS, and e-ILS / e-PILS training courses, aligned with recognised resuscitation standards.
Who are these courses suitable for? Designed for ental teams, healthcare professionals, schools, nurseries, parents, and carers
Our courses are suitable for dental teams, healthcare professionals, workplace staff, schools, nurseries, parents, and carers, depending on the training selected.
Do you offer group or on-site training? Yes – training can be delivered at your practice or workplace.
Yes — training can be delivered at your practice, workplace, school, nursery, or another suitable venue across Bromley and South East London.
What types of training courses do you offer? ILS, PILS, e-ILS / e-PILS and Adult & Paediatric BLS training.
We offer ILS / PILS, e-ILS / e-PILS, Adult & Paediatric BLS, workplace emergency response, and Baby First Aid training.
Is the training practical or classroom-based? Our courses focus on practical, scenario-based training.
Our courses focus on hands-on, practical, scenario-based learning using appropriate equipment and realistic emergency situations.
Booking & Availability
How do I book a training session? You can enquire through the website, phone or WhatsApp.
You can enquire through the website, by phone, or via WhatsApp, and we will help recommend the most suitable course and booking format.
Where is the training delivered? Training can be delivered at your location or another suitable venue.
Training can be delivered on-site at your location or another suitable venue, depending on the course and group size.
How long do the courses take? Course duration depends on the type of training booked.
Course duration depends on the training selected, with options ranging from short Baby First Aid sessions and BLS refreshers to full-day ILS / PILS training.
How much does the training cost? Prices vary depending on course type and group size.
Pricing varies depending on the course type, group size, location, and level of customisation, with flexible options for small groups and larger team bookings.
How many people can attend a training session? Training is usually delivered in small groups for better hands-on practice.
Training is usually delivered in small groups for better hands-on learning, although larger workplace, school, or healthcare team sessions can also be arranged.
Certification & Requirements
Will I receive a certificate after completing the course? Yes – certification is provided upon successful completion.
Yes — certification is provided upon successful completion of eligible BLS, ILS / PILS, and e-ILS / e-PILS courses, in line with recognised resuscitation training standards.
How long is the certification valid? Most resuscitation certifications are valid for one year.
Most resuscitation training certificates are valid for one year, although this may vary depending on your organisation’s policy or the course selected.
Do participants need prior medical training? Some courses require healthcare knowledge, others do not.
Not always. Courses such as Baby First Aid, workplace BLS, and community emergency response training require no prior medical experience, while some healthcare-focused courses may be more suitable for clinical staff.
Do you provide training equipment? Yes – all training equipment is provided during the session.
Yes — all required training equipment, including manikins, AED trainers, airway equipment, and scenario-based learning tools, is provided during the session.
Can courses be tailored for our team? Yes – training can be customised depending on your organisation’s needs.
Yes — training can be customised to reflect your organisation’s environment, likely emergency scenarios, participant roles, and preferred learning outcomes.