Rescue Education

18/03/2026

Please share and get in touch; a great initiative, run by professionals in their field…

14/03/2026

Many thanks to Jax First Aid Supplies for their quick, fast and well priced kit and equipment!

09/03/2026

08/03/2026

💼 End of Financial Year – Invest Where It Matters Most

As the financial year comes to a close, many businesses are reviewing budgets and planning smart investments before April 1st.

Why not invest in something that truly makes a difference?

At Rescue(Ed), we help organisations strengthen workplace safety, wellbeing, and confidence through regulated First Aid training. This is more than just a compliance exercise — it’s about empowering your team to respond when it matters most.

✔ Support employee wellbeing
✔ Protect customers and visitors
✔ Strengthen workplace safety culture
✔ Demonstrate corporate responsibility and accountability
✔ Gain nationally recognised First Aid qualifications

A trained team doesn’t just meet regulations — it creates a safer, more prepared workplace for everyone.

Make your EOFY investment count.
Invest in skills that save lives. 🚑

📩 Get in touch today to book your workplace First Aid training with Rescue(Ed).

04/03/2026

Emergencies don’t send warnings.
Be ready.

🚑 Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work
🎓 UCAS Points
📜 Nationally Recognised (RQF)
💷 Just £75
⏳ Valid for 3 Years

Train with Rescue(Ed).
Be the difference.

25/02/2026

We only have a few spaces remaining for this intake. If you’re interested in joining us, please get in touch as soon as possible to secure your place.

17/02/2026

🚨 Level Up Your First Aid – The Right Way 🚨

Rescue(Ed) is proud to host our Regulated EFAW Level 3 Course – delivered differently.

We don’t use “instructors.”
We use qualified teachers who are registered with the Educational Workforce Council for Wales.

Our educators are:
✅ Experienced
✅ Fully trained & insured
✅ Award-winning
✅ Active operational members of GoodSAM organisations

That means they don’t just teach first aid… they live it.

No fuss.
No games.
No box-ticking.

Just straightforward, high-quality training built on knowledge, real experience, and trust.

Don’t leave with just a certificate.
Leave with the confidence, skills and understanding to step in when it really matters.

📍 Regulated Level 3 EFAW
🎓 Delivered by real educators
💙 Built on trust and operational experience

Ready to train properly? Get in touch and secure your place

11/02/2026

🚑 Ready to Take the Next Step? 🚑

Want a career in emergency aid? Thinking about joining the public services? Or ready to take on more responsibility in your workplace?

Join Rescue(Ed) for our 1-Day Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work – a nationally recognised qualification that equips you with the essential skills and confidence to respond in emergency situations.

✅ Nationally recognised Level 3 qualification
✅ Delivered and assessed in just 1 day
✅ Engaging, holistic teaching approach
✅ Led by a qualified educational professional with a background in emergency aid and public service management

Gain life-saving skills. Boost your CV. Make a difference.

📩 Message us to book your place or find out more.

09/02/2026

🚨 Emergencies don’t send calendar invites.
Get trained. Get confident.
Emergency First Aid at Work – course coming up.
Because knowing what to do can save a life.

01/02/2026

🚑 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) – Level 3 RQF

Looking to gain a recognised first aid qualification? Our EFAW Level 3 RQF course is now open for registration!

✅ Ofqual regulated
✅ Ideal for workplaces & individuals
✅ Practical, confidence-building training

📍 Limited spaces available

👉 Register here:
https://forms.gle/n7xZHzBVYZYf6ZfDA

29/11/2025

🎄 First Aid Christmas Tip: Choking

Christmas meals often involve foods that are high-risk for choking (turkey, nuts, grapes, mince pies).
If someone begins to choke, follow this sequence:

1. Encourage them to cough

If they are coughing effectively, keep them coughing.
Do not hit their back yet — coughing is the most effective way to clear an airway.

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2. If the cough becomes ineffective → Give 5 back blows
• Stand to the side and slightly behind the person.
• Support their chest with one hand and lean them forward.
• Deliver up to 5 sharp back blows between the shoulder blades.

Check after each blow to see if the obstruction clears.

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3. If still choking → Give 5 abdominal thrusts

• Stand behind them and place your arms around their waist.
• Make a fist and place it between the navel and the ribs.
• Pull sharply inward and upward up to 5 times.

Again, check after each one.

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4. Alternate 5 back blows and 5 abdominal thrusts

Continue 5 + 5 cycles until:
• The object is cleared, or
• The person becomes unresponsive.

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5. If they become unresponsive
• Call 999 immediately.
• Start CPR beginning with 30 chest compressions.