First Aid
Paediatric First Aid
Emergency care for infants and children, suitable for parents, nannies and school staff.
Prehospital Care
A regulated prehospital qualification for security operatives, event medics and workplace responders.
CertificationRegulated Qualsafe Awards qualification, delivered in partnership with Aceso Group. Certificates are issued by the awarding organisation.
First Response Emergency Care Level 3 is the standard entry point into regulated prehospital care. Over five days it takes a responder from first-aid level up to a structured, assessed prehospital syllabus recognised for security, event and workplace responder roles across the UK and internationally.
The course is scenario-driven. You spend most of the week working real presentations - a collapsed casualty, a road traffic collision, a penetrating injury, a medical emergency - with instructors who have delivered this care on ambulances, in the military and on operations. Echelon runs it at its Dubai centre or on your site for a team.
It is the right course if a first-aid-at-work certificate is no longer enough for your role, or you are building towards an EMT or paramedic pathway.
First Aid
Emergency care for infants and children, suitable for parents, nannies and school staff.
Prehospital Care
Foundation clinical training for ambulance and event medicine, including theory, practical skills and assessment.
Remote Medicine
Two days of practical emergency care for guides, adventurers and professionals working outdoors.
First Aid
Emergency oxygen training covering indications, equipment, delivery devices and documentation.
Prehospital Care
Advanced prehospital training for qualified responders working in high-risk, remote or resource-limited environments.
Prehospital Care
NAEMT training for immediate life-saving action before professional help arrives.
First Aid
Introduction to recognising mental health concerns, starting a conversation and signposting professional support.
In-Hospital Care
Advanced resuscitation covering rhythm recognition, relevant pharmacology and team management of cardiac arrest and peri-arrest.