Recognising the situation
- Assessment and management of cardiac arrest
- Anatomy and physiology
Birmingham · workplace group training
Practical CPR and defibrillator training, brought to your workplace.

Time to learn and practise
Basic Life Support combines knowledge with hands-on practice.
The course is for workplace staff, healthcare professionals and other learners who need BLS skills. Instructor-led learning gives your group an opportunity to practise in a structured setting.
Tell us if you need training for a specific role, employer or professional requirement so that suitability can be confirmed before you arrange it.
Discuss your requirements
Explore the learning outcomes with us and check that they fit your team’s needs.
Inside the course
Theory and practical learning
across a four-hour course.
The course covers the following topics.
Completion & requirements
Learners receive a completion certificate from Skills Training Group.
Ask about assessment, any entry requirements and the certificate your organisation needs when you enquire.
Confirm your employer’s required refresher arrangements rather than assuming one renewal interval applies to every role.
Training at your workplace
Discuss the arrangements
before confirming a date.
Share learner numbers and any job-specific training requirements.
Provide your workplace location and ask about room, equipment and accessibility arrangements.
Check the dates, complete cost, VAT and course details with our team.
Before arranging training
We can discuss the course with you before you decide.
Call 0121 281 7746Basic Life Support training is available for workplace groups. For individual training, explore the other course options or contact us to discuss what you need.
Explore coursesRequest a quote for your team. Confirm the complete cost and VAT before making arrangements.
Get a group quoteShare the exact requirement with our team before arranging training, including any required assessment, certification and refresher schedule.
Your workplace location, learner numbers, preferred dates and any specific training or accessibility requirements are a useful starting point.
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