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Evening and Weekend First Aid Training at Your Workplace
We train your staff outside normal working hours, at your premises: full-day sessions on Saturdays, Emergency First Aid at Work split across evenings after work, courses in school holidays, and early starts before you open. The price is the same as a weekday, £550 for up to 12 people.
Emergency First Aid at Work £550 and First Aid at Work £1,500 per session for up to 12 staff, at the same price on evenings and Saturdays.
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Saturdays
A Saturday session is a full day at your premises, the same course and the same certificate as a weekday. It suits offices that cannot lose a working day, charities whose volunteers work in the week, and shops and restaurants that are quieter before the weekend rush. Our case study of Mimar, an office team in Palmers Green shows a Saturday booking from start to finish.
Evenings after work
Emergency First Aid at Work needs six hours of training. In the evening we split it into shorter sessions at your workplace, for example two evenings of three hours, so staff train after their shift without losing a working day. Youth organisations, charities and teams with daytime clients use evening sessions, and each delegate is assessed by the end of the final evening.
School holidays and INSET days
Schools train staff when pupils are not on site: an INSET day for a one-day course, and half term or the summer holidays for the two-day First Aid at Work requalification or the three-day course. See first aid training for schools.
Early starts and shift workers
Hotels, care homes, warehouses and retail teams work in shifts. We agree a start time that lets night staff join before they go home, or that finishes before your doors open. Sessions of up to 12 mean staff from different shifts can train together.
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Evening and weekend first aid training: common questions
Can you deliver first aid training in the evening after work?
Yes. Emergency First Aid at Work needs six hours of training, so in the evening we split it across evenings at your workplace, for example two evenings of three hours. Each delegate is assessed by the end of the final evening and certificates are emailed the next working day.
Do you run first aid training on Saturdays?
Yes. We run full-day sessions on Saturdays at your premises, at the same price as a weekday: £550 for Emergency First Aid at Work for up to 12 people.
Is there an extra charge for evenings or weekends?
No. The session price is the same on a weekday, an evening or a Saturday, and it includes the trainer, equipment, certificates and travel within London and the surrounding counties.
Can schools train staff in the holidays?
Yes. We train school staff on INSET days, in half term and in the summer holidays. In October 2026 we requalified 10 staff at Latymer All Saints CofE Primary School in Edmonton over two days of half term.
Can training start before our shop or restaurant opens?
Yes. We agree the start time with you, so training can begin early and finish before your busiest hours.
Book first aid training at a time that suits your team
Put your preferred days and times in the booking form, and we confirm by email within one working day.
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