Where will my training take place

Training can take place on-site or at a venue close by to you in Near You offering several benefits for individuals and organisations. One of the main advantages of on-site training is that it allows participants to receive training in a familiar environment. This can help them feel more comfortable and confident during the training process.It also eliminates the need for individuals to travel to a training venue. This saves time for those attending and helps your company reduce operating costs.On-site training can also be tailored to the specific needs your company, making it a more effective and efficient way to deliver training.Additionally, training on-site can help build a sense of community among participants. Your team are able to learn and practice together in a shared environment.Similarly, training at a venue close by can offer many of the same benefits.In addition a change of scenery and a break from the usual routine can aid productivity.Overall, doing training on-site or at a nearby venue can be a convenient, effective, and cost-efficient way to develop new skills and knowledge. We deliver Bleed Control Awareness Training throughout the UK including: Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Sheffield, Southampton.

What's the difference between in person and blended training?

Face-to-face training and blended training are two distinct approaches to delivering training.Face-to-face training involves participants physically attending training sessions in person.This type of training provides direct interaction with the trainer and other participants, allowing for immediate feedback and the opportunity to ask questions and receive clarification in real-time.On the other hand, blended training combines face-to-face training with online learning components, such as webinars, videos, and e-learning modules.This approach allows participants to complete some aspects of the training remotely, typically on their own time and at their own pace.The face-to-face component of blended training is typically shorter than traditional face-to-face training and usually focuses on practical application, skill-building, and group collaboration.Overall, the choice between face-to-face training and blended training will depend on a variety of factors, including the specific learning goals, the needs of the participants, and the available resources.

How long does the Bleed Control Awareness Training certificate last?

Once you obtain this certification, it is valid for a period of three years.This means that you can use your certification to demonstrate your skills and expertise for a full three years before needing to renew it.However, it is important to note that you can renew your certificate up to 90 days before the expiry date.This ensures that you maintain your certification and stay up-to-date with the latest best practices.Renewing your certification is an easy process that typically involves attending a refresher course to refresh your skills and knowledge.By keeping your certification current, you can continue to provide high-quality care and support to those in need.

What's an annual refresher?

Attending an annual refresher for is essential for ensuring that individuals remain competent and confident in dealing with a situation.Individuals can refresh their knowledge and skills, learn about any updates or changes to best practices, and gain valuable practice in simulated emergency scenarios.This can enhance an individual’s professional development and career opportunities, while also contributing to a safer and healthier workplace for all.Contact us on 07563 246 110 to arrange your onsite refresher.

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Q: Are your courses accredited?

While many providers offer accredited courses that tend to follow a one-size-fits-all approach, we pride ourselves on delivering training that goes beyond the conventional. At Skills Shop, we believe that exceptional training should not be confined to the parameters of standard accreditation.Instead, we focus on crafting bespoke, tailored training experiences that truly empower, educate, and engage every participant. Our courses are designed to meet the unique needs of individuals and organisations, ensuring practical, impactful learning outcomes.Our courses however do follow a similar approach to accreditation following carefully designed session plans. You can view our Tutor Packs here >Curious to learn how our personalised approach can benefit you or your business? Click here to discover more >

3 – 12 participants

½ credit (What’s this?)

You choose the date and time

You choose the venue

3 Hours

Face-to-Face

3 years

No notes needed. Yours after training

Tailored, risk-free proposal provided

Phil Newton – Expert Trainer

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