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Comprehensive courses in First Aid, Prehospital Care, Emergency Response Driver Training and Education and Training.

Delivered to you by industry professionals.

09/01/2026

Here at IMT Medical Training, we deliver an incredible selection of accredited first aid courses designed to give you the skills, confidence, and certification you need to save lives 🤩

Our courses include:
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work (FAW)
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Emergency Paediatric First Aid (EPFA)
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid (PFA)
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Basic Life Support and Automated External Defibrillator.
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Adult BLS, AED and Management of Anaphylaxis.
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Basic Life Support for Adults, Children and Infants.
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Adult BLS, AED and Management of Anaphylaxis for Adults, Children and Infants in Clinical Practice.
✅ Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Adult Basic Life Support in Clinical Practice.

✅ And a range of other first aid and medical training options to suit workplaces, individuals, and organisations.

Whether you’re looking to meet workplace requirements, upskill your team, or gain vital life-saving knowledge, we’ve got you covered.

📍 Delivered by experienced instructors
📜 Fully accredited qualifications
👥 Group & individual bookings available

Get in touch today to find the right course for you! 👇

📧 training@imtmedical.co.uk

08/01/2026

🎓 Start or Progress Your Career in Education & Training! 🎓

Are you looking to become a qualified trainer or assessor?

At IMT, we deliver Qualsafe approved Education & Training courses, including:

✅ AET – Award in Education & Training
✅ CAVA – Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement
✅ CET – Certificate in Education & Training

Whether you are new to teaching or looking to upskill, our courses are designed to be practical, flexible, and supportive, helping you gain the qualifications you need with confidence.

Get in touch today to find out more - training@imtmedical.co.uk

07/01/2026

With our January CERAD fully booked and ready to go, we have spaces still remaining on courses throughout 2026.

If you are looking to do your CERAD, you can secure a place with us for as little as a 10% deposit.

Contact us at- training@imtmedical.co.uk

Our Qualsafe Level 3 Certificate in Emergency Response Ambulance Driving courses are run from our Scunthorpe Training Centre and course start dates can be found on our CERAD course planner pictured below.

C1 licence is required.

02/01/2026

New Year, New Deals! 🎉

One thing we’re proud of at IMT is that we haven’t increased our prices in the last two years! In fact, we’re committed to keeping them the same throughout 2026, with regular offers that may even bring them lower.

To kick-start the new year, we’re offering 10% off all First Aid Qualifications based on our listed website prices. This offer runs throughout January, February, and March, giving you plenty of time to book and save.

Start the 2026 skilled, prepared, and saving! 🤩

Contact us today - training@imtmedical.co.uk

25/12/2025

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas! 🎅

From all of us at IMT Medical's Training team 😁🥰

We hope to see you in 2026!

22/12/2025

2026 is right around the corner and we have 1 space remaining on our January CERAD course 🤩

To book your place on our Qualsafe Level 3 Certificate in Emergency Response Ambulance Driving course, contact us on - training@imtmedical.co.uk

C1 Licence required.

19/12/2025

When every mile matters, so does every person behind it.

IMT Medical Transport never rests, and this poem is for our staff and supply colleagues who continue to work through the festive period and beyond. Thank you for being a part of delivering the gift of life 🥰

The Journey - CH.

While tinsel sleeps on window panes,
And hearths glow soft with cheer,
A different light stays burning bright
For lives that still need care.

In a room where clocks don’t pause for bells,
Nor silence bows to snow,
A twenty-four hour beating heart,
Stays ready, steady, close.

Christmas Day, Christmas Night,
When most are home, hands entwined,
They answer calls that cannot wait,
For hope must keep its time.

A voice comes through the fragile line:
"A match is needed now".
A life held in the balance waits,
For courage, skill, and vow.

Beyond those walls, through darkened roads,
Where frost meets flashing light,
The drivers move with quiet speed,
Through Christmas Day and Night.

Engines hum like promises,
Across the sleeping land,
Carrying the gift of life itself,
With steady heart and hand.

Blood in motion, organs flown.
A quiet, urgent race.
From call to wheel, from wheel to ward,
Each second finds its place.

No carols here, yet something holy,
Moves through every space,
In voices calm, in focused minds,
In miles no snow can trace.

They work unseen, unnamed by crowds,
No spotlight marks their role,
Yet miracles pass through their hands,
On every call they hold.

While laughter lifts from dining rooms
And candles crown the night,
They are the calm, the steady ground,
The watchers through the light.

So praise the ones who stand the watch,
When others lay it down,
From Hub to road, through dusk and dawn,
They never let hope drown.

Not wrapped in bows, nor tied with string,
But given, breath by breath,
The gift of time, of chance, of life,
Against the dark of death.

To those who serve, when the world rests,
Your work is grace made real.
The lights you keep will always glow,
For hearts you have all helped heal.

18/12/2025

At IMT Medical Training, encouraging learning and development has always been a big focus for us. Though rather than a post advertising what we can offer, we wanted to post something slightly different.

Before someone joins our team, it's not as simple as having the right qualifications. We look at the trainer's passion in education, their real life reflective practice from real world experiences, and ask them 1 very important question: Why did you become a trainer?

Our trainers, assessors, internal quality assurers, and our course coordinators, all have real world experience which they share and project in every course we deliver. At IMT, we are proud of what we deliver, knowing that our learners are in good hands.

Which brings us to what this post is really about. Here is one of the answers from one of our trainers to the question: Why did you become a trainer?

The way I see myself as a trainer is simple. Moving from frontline ambulance work into a training role was not a step away from saving lives, but an extension of it. For many years, my professional role was defined by urgency, split second thinking, split second decisions, lights and sirens, and support people on what would often be their worst day of their lives. That experience shaped not only my clinical skills, but my understanding of calm, communication, and the vital human connection under pressure.

As a trainer, I now draw directly from my real world experience. I am able to move beyond theory and bring my training to life through practical examples, honest reflection (good and bad), and scenario based training. I always emphasis that technical competence is vital, but it is only effective when combines with emotion, situational awareness, and the ability to remain calm when everything else around you is chaotic.

One of the most important lessons I share with learners, is the value of taking a breathe, taking in the scene around you, and thinking before you act. In an emergency, panic can spread quickly, but something which is almost always forgotten, is calmness also spreads quickly. Helping a learner understand this early, not only builds confidence, but also safer practice.

Becoming an educator has allowed me to multiply my impact. Rather than caring for one patient at a time, I am able to prepare many individuals to respond effectively when it matters most. Watching a learner grow in confidence and competence is just as rewarding as seeing a patient recover. It enforces my belief that training is a powerful form of lifesaving in its own right.

From Ambulance to classroom, yes, my role has evolved, but the purpose remains the same. The purpose of sharing knowledge, building confidence and equip others to make a difference.

17/12/2025

We still have a space remaining on our January 2026 CERAD course! Take the next step in gaining the qualifications you need 😁

The Qualsafe Level 3 Certificate in Emergency Response Ambulance Driving course will run from our Scunthorpe Training Centre.

£2615.00 +VAT

C1 licence required.

Contact us today at - training@imtmedical.co.uk

16/12/2025

With some dryer days this week, our December CERAD Cohort have seen some great sites, including the seals ar Donna Nook! 😁🦭

15/12/2025

Whilst out training, the team were asked if they could pose for a photo with a teddybear. Though not just any teddybear, this is Winston the bear 🐻 a teddybear who is currently travelling the world.

Looking great everyone 😁

10/12/2025

Our December CERAD course is already off to a good start.

Thank you to Blyton Airfield for allowing us to use the strip for our teams reversing exercises. Great space 😁

If you are looking to do your CERAD, contact us for our 2026 course dates - training@imtmedical.co.uk

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IMT Medical Transport, Arkwright Way
Scunthorpe
DN161AL

Telephone

+441724500882

Website

http://www.imtmedicaltraining.co.uk/

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