First Aid Training for Students

First Aid saves lives and is an important life skill for all ages

First Aid skills are invaluable

Teaching youngsters how to stay calm and act in a medical emergency is a skill they will carry with them. Our age-appropriate trainings are lively and fun and are designed to encourage active youngsters and teens to have the confidence to act in a range of everyday medical situations. Our trainers are practising doctors, nurses, or midwives and we bring our courses alive by drawing on our knowledge and experience.

We can help with anything from school-wide awareness building to preparation for the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, and we are accredited to teach the First Aid element of the Swiss Driver’s Licence (Samaritan course or Samariter Nothilferkurs).

Life Savers: First Aid Basics

This 90-minute workshop introduces students to essential first aid skills, including how to respond in a medical emergency, place someone in the recovery position, and perform hands-only CPR. Using our unique ‘Pillow Partner’ CPR training accessory and with the help of teachers, we can train large groups of students in a fun, interactive, and hands-on way.

To The Rescue: First Aid for Students

This age-appropriate four-hour course is adaptable, lively, and fun, and packed full of useful information and tips. It incorporates multimedia-based learning targeted at young people, as well as realistic scenarios and interactive small group work to practise first aid skills and bring the training alive. Great for the International Award, babysitting or preparation for moving away to university, this is a popular training for students.

First Aid Course for the Swiss Driver’s Licence

As well as being necessary to obtain the Driver’s Licence in Switzerland, this ten-hour course is also great for travel, summer camps, university, hobbies, and CAS programmes. Taught in English by qualified doctors, midwives, and nurses, it teaches important life skills. Participants are welcomed from the age of 14 and training is popular as an extra-curricular activity.