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Find answers to common questions about our resuscitation training courses. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us directly.
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We understand that choosing the right resuscitation training can bring up many questions. Whether you’re curious about course content, certification, or requirements, we’ve compiled answers to the most common queries to help you feel confident in your decision.
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Find answers to common questions about our courses, certifications, and support.
1. What courses do you offer?
We offer Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) accredited courses, including:
Immediate Life Support (ILS)
e-ILS (Blended Learning ILS)
Paediatric Immediate Life Support (PILS)
2. Who are these courses for?
Our courses are designed for healthcare professionals who may need to manage medical emergencies, including doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other clinical staff.
3. Are your courses Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) accredited?
Yes, all our courses are fully accredited by RCUK and follow their latest guidelines and best practices.
4. How do I book a course?
You can book a course directly through our website. If you have any specific requirements or need group bookings, please contact us.
5. Can I book a private course for my team or workplace?
Yes, we offer on-site training for teams or organisations. Contact us for more details on group bookings and availability.
6. How often do you run courses?
We run courses regularly throughout the year. Check our website for upcoming dates and availability.
7. What is the difference between ILS and e-ILS?
ILS is a one-day, face-to-face course, while e-ILS is a blended learning option. e-ILS requires participants to complete online learning before attending a shorter face-to-face session. Both courses cover the same essential skills.
8. Do I need any prior experience to take an ILS or PILS course?
These courses are aimed at healthcare professionals, but no prior advanced life support training is required. However, basic knowledge of resuscitation is beneficial.
9. What happens if I don’t pass the course?
Our instructors provide support throughout the course to help you succeed. If you don’t pass, we’ll discuss your options, including additional support or reassessment.
10. Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?
Yes, successful participants will receive an RCUK-accredited certificate, valid for one year.
11. How long is my ILS/PILS certification valid for?
RCUK certificates are valid for one year. It’s recommended to take a refresher course before your certification expires.
12. How do I renew my certification?
You can renew your certification by attending another ILS, e-ILS, or PILS course before your current certificate expires.
13. Where are your courses held?
We run courses at various locations including Southampton, Winchester and Bristol. Check our website for details on venues and course dates.
14. What should I bring to the course?
All course materials will be provided. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing suitable for practical sessions.
15. Do you provide lunch or refreshments?
This depends on the course venue. Details will be provided upon booking.
