First Aid Courses in Biggleswade
Practical, hands-on first aid training led by an experienced A&E doctor, Dr Saúl Díaz. One-day courses at The BIGG Theatre in the centre of Biggleswade: book a single place for £99.
- FAIB-approved
- Certificate valid 3 years
- Taught by an A&E doctor
- Max 12 people per course
See upcoming datesUpcoming course dates
Wed4Nov 2026
Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)
9:30am to 4pm · The BIGG Theatre, Biggleswade
CPR, defibrillator (AED) use, choking, bleeding, shock and seizures. Meets the HSE requirement for workplace emergency first aiders.
Wed11Nov 2026
Emergency Paediatric First Aid (EPFA)
9:30am to 4pm · The BIGG Theatre, Biggleswade
Infant and child CPR, choking, seizures, bleeding and the recovery position. For parents, childminders, nursery and school staff, and sports coaches.
Training a team? We can run any course at your workplace for up to 12 people. Get a group quote.
Why train with First Aid Doctor?
Your course is taught by Dr Saúl Díaz, an A&E doctor who has treated real emergencies. You learn what actually matters when someone collapses, chokes or is bleeding, and you practise it until you feel confident.
- FAIB-approved certificate, valid for 3 years
- Small groups of up to 12, so plenty of hands-on practice
- Adult, child and infant manikins and a training defibrillator
- All equipment and course materials included
- Friendly, jargon-free teaching from an experienced emergency doctor
What’s included
- A full day of practical training (9:30am to 4pm)
- CPR and defibrillator practice
- Practical assessment on the day
- FAIB-approved certificate for everyone who completes the course
- Course handout to take away
What our learners say
Where we train
The BIGG Theatre
36 High Street
Biggleswade
SG18 0JL
In the centre of Biggleswade, a short walk from the railway station and town-centre car parks.
Frequently asked questions
Which course do I need?
Choose Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) if your employer needs you to be a workplace first aider, or if you’d like general first aid skills. Choose Emergency Paediatric First Aid (EPFA) if you look after babies or children, for example as a parent, childminder, nursery or school worker, or sports coach.
How long is the certificate valid?
Your FAIB-approved certificate is valid for 3 years.
Do I need any previous experience?
No. The course starts from the basics and everything is practised step by step.
What should I wear and bring?
Wear comfortable clothing, as you’ll practise CPR kneeling on the floor. Lunch isn’t provided, so bring your own food or pop out to the High Street during the lunch break.
I have an injury, a health condition or I’m pregnant. Can I still take part?
Yes. Let us know when you book and we’ll adapt the practical parts for you.
Can you train our whole team at our workplace?
Yes. We run every course on-site for groups of up to 12 people across Bedfordshire and the surrounding counties. Request a group quote.
Ready to book your place?
Places are limited to 12 people per course.
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