• Level 2
  • 2-3 Hours Duration
  • 1 Year Certificate
  • Specialist

Anaphylaxis Training Course

This anaphylaxis training course aims to increase delegates knowledge and understanding of the common causes of anaphylaxis and the best practice methods on the treatment and management of it, includes auto injector practicals.

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This Anaphylaxis Awareness training aims to increase delegates' knowledge and understanding of the common causes of anaphylaxis and the best practices for its treatment and management.

The course is suitable for everyone, not just care workers and health professionals. This means parents, teachers, and anyone can be part of saving lives, especially in cases of severe allergies.

Our trainers will cover the key aspects of the course, and together with other attendees, you will take part in various exercises and hands-on tasks. This will help boost your confidence to act safely when an allergic reaction occurs.

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Course Summary

  • Discuss what is Anaphylaxis
  • Examine the common causes of Anaphylaxis
  • Review Signs and Symptoms of Anaphylaxis
  • Consider Treatment and Management of Anaphylaxis
  • Role Play Safe use of an EpiPen (Practical)

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    Where Do You Deliver The Training?

    We can deliver this training at your premises, as long as it's within the UK. Also, we have our own venues in Stoke on Trent, London, Swindon, Epsom & York if you need access to a training room (additional charges will apply). We can also deliver this training virtually using Zoom. However, sessions delivered via Zoom will be theory only and will not include any practicals.

    How Many Delegates Can I Have On One Session?

    We will deliver this training for a group of up to 12 delegates. For larger groups we can either provide multiple trainers on the same day or run multiple days to get everyone trained.

    Who Will Conduct The Training?

    One of our expert clinical tutors. These are either Nurses or Doctors with abundant clinical and complex care experience and knowledge - so you'll be in great hands! We will let you know who is doing the training in advance. You can check out their skills and experience by finding them on our meet the team page.

Anaphylaxis Training Course

Anaphylaxis Training course equips participants with the skills and knowledge to spot and manage a serious allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, which can happen suddenly and be life-threatening.

You’ll learn to recognise signs  such when someone has breathing problems, swelling, or a rash, so you can help someone quickly.

The course teaches you how to use an adrenaline auto-injector, like an EpiPen, safely to stop the reaction and save a life. It also shows you how to look for allergy dangers, such as foods or insect stings, and take steps to keep people safe before trouble starts.

Participants will also learn essential first aid needed in different settings. This training is suitable  for healthcare workers, caregivers, teachers, and first aiders at work. It helps them learn how to handle severe allergic reactions in different situations.

In the half-day face to face Anaphylaxis class, you will also get to practice in the class together with other team.

The goal of our trainer-led anaphylaxis training is to teach participants how to spot, treat, and manage severe allergic reactions using adrenaline auto-injectors, making sure they can give quick and effective emergency care.

Upon successful completion, participants will get a Level 2 certificate in Anaphylaxis Awareness which is endorsed by Skills for Care and CPDUK. This training helps people be more aware of safety and gives them the skills to provide important care during dangerous allergic reactions.

 

👉Related: Anaphylaxis e-learning Course.

 

Course Information:

  • Course Duration: 2-3 Hours (Half-day)
  • Course Level: Level 2
  • Certificate: 1-year certificate
  • Max Delegates: 12
  • Practical: Yes
  • Course Mode: Face to Face/ Blended
  • Accredited: Yes ✅

 

 

🤱Related: One-day Emergency First Aid Training / 1-day Paediatric Emergency First Aid Course.

 

Anaphylaxis Course Content:

1. Introduction to Anaphylaxis

  • What is Anaphylaxis?

  • Allergic reactions vs. anaphylaxis

  • Who is at risk?

2. Common Causes of Anaphylaxis

  • Food allergens (e.g., nuts, shellfish, dairy)

  • Insect stings

  • Medicines (e.g., antibiotics, aspirin)

  • Latex and other triggers

3. Signs and Symptoms

  • Early signs (e.g., itching, rash, swelling)

  • Severe symptoms (e.g., difficulty breathing, collapse)

  • How to recognise anaphylaxis quickly

4. Treatment and Management

  • What to do in an emergency

  • Why quick action is important

  • Calling for help and informing emergency services

  • How to monitor the person until help arrives

5. Practical Session: Safe Use of an EpiPen

  • Demonstration of how to use an auto-injector (EpiPen)

  • Step-by-step guide and best practices

  • Role play and practice using training devices

6. Summary and Q&A

  • Recap of key points

  • Open discussion and questions

  • Tips for staying prepared and confident.

 

🟣Relevant Courses: Allergen Awareness Online Course / Food Hygiene Training.

 

Course Completion Outcomes

By the end of the Anaphylaxis Awareness course, you will be able to:

  1. Explain what Anaphylaxis is

  2. Identify the common causes of Anaphylaxis

  3. List the signs and symptoms of Anaphylaxis

  4. Identify how to treat and manage Anaphylaxis

  5. Describe your role in handling Anaphylaxis

  6. Show how to safely use an EpiPen (practical).

This half-day course is taken by a competent trainer with years of experience. We usually deliver this training for care homes, schools, hospitals, nurseries, hotels etc.

 

👉Teaching Course: Basic Life Support Train the Trainer Course. 

 

Course Benefits: Anaphylaxis Awareness

  • Better Emergency Readiness: Staff will learn how to spot anaphylaxis signs and give life-saving treatment like adrenaline auto-injectors quickly.

  • Improved Workplace Safety: Training helps staff avoid allergens and handle allergic emergencies well.

  • CPD Certificate: Participants get a certificate, proving they can manage serious allergic reactions.

  • Confidence in Emergencies: Staff will feel more confident to act calmly and quickly during emergencies, lowering panic and improving outcomes.

  • Workplace-Specific Knowledge: Training focuses on avoiding allergens, spotting early symptoms, and how to respond to emergencies in your workplace.

  • Teamwork: Encourages staff to work together to act quickly and well during emergencies.

  • Career Growth: Opens doors to jobs in healthcare, education, or food services where knowing how to manage allergies is important.

 

 

Who is the Training for?

Anaphylaxis Awareness Training is for:

  1. Healthcare workers (e.g., doctors, nurses, care assistants)

  2. Teachers and school staff

  3. Childcare providers

  4. Restaurant and food service staff

  5. Care home staff

  6. First aiders at work

  7. Sports coaches and activity leaders

  8. Parents and guardians

  9. Anyone who interacts with individuals at risk of severe allergies.

With anaphylaxis response training, people learn how to act quickly and safely during a severe allergic reaction, helping to save lives in emergencies.

 

 

Anaphylaxis Training Course Requirements:

  1. No prior experience needed – This course is designed for beginners as well as those with some knowledge of anaphylaxis.

  2. A willingness to learn – Be ready to participate in discussions, exercises, and practical tasks.

  3. Comfortable clothing – You may be asked to practice using an EpiPen or participate in other hands-on activities.

  4. Good communication – Clear communication is important for learning and teamwork during the course.

  5. A positive attitude – Be open to gaining valuable life-saving skills.

  6. Understand basic English – A basic understanding of English will help you follow instructions and participate fully in the course.

 

📚Related: Basic Life Support Training.

 

 

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Career Opportunities:

Anaphylaxis emergency response training gives people the knowledge and skills to handle emergencies. This skills can be useful in many job roles such as:

  1. Healthcare Jobs: Nurses, doctors, and carers can use this training to help with allergic emergencies in hospitals and care homes.

  2. School Staff: Teachers, teaching assistants, and school nurses can keep students with allergies safe.

  3. Childcare Workers: Childminders, nursery workers, and after-school staff can be ready to help children with severe allergies.

  4. Restaurant and Café Staff: People working in food places can handle food allergies and help if someone has an allergic reaction.

  5. First Aid Trainers: You can become a first aid trainer and teach others how to help in an emergency.

  6. Emergency Workers: Paramedics, ambulance staff, and other emergency workers can use this training to treat people with severe allergies.

  7. Sports Coaches: Coaches and trainers who work with people who have allergies can help in case of an emergency.

  8. Retail Workers: People working in shops that sell food or other allergy-related products can keep customers safe.

  9. Public Service Jobs: People working in government or non-profit jobs can use this training to keep communities safe.

  10. Travel Workers: Travel agents, tour guides, and flight attendants can use this training to help keep people safe when they are travelling.

 

 

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10 FAQs of Anaphylaxis Training Course

10 FAQs on Anaphylaxis Training Course

  1. What is the Anaphylaxis Training Course?
    Anaphylaxis Awareness course teaches you how to spot and handle a serious allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, so you can help someone in danger. Our Anaphylaxis Awareness course at Caring for Care includes understanding treatment and management.
  2. Who can do this course?
    Anyone can join, but it’s essential for healthcare workers, teachers, carers, or people who look after others, like in schools or care homes.
  3. How long does the training take?
    It usually takes about 2 to 3 hours, depending on how big the group is and how much hands-on experience needed.
  4. What will I learn?
    You’ll learn to spot signs of anaphylaxis—like trouble breathing or swelling—how to use an EpiPen, and how to keep someone safe until help arrives.
  5. Do I get to practise anything?
    Yes, There is a hands-on practice (role-play)where you will learn how to use an adrenaline auto-injector properly.
  6. Will I get a certificate?
    Yes, after finishing the course, you’ll get a certificate to show you know how to deal with anaphylaxis.
  7. How long does the certificate last?
    Certificate is valid for 1 year because laws may change and new treatments may become available. It’s important to check regularly to stay updated on the latest developments.
  8. Does the course follow UK rules?
    Yes, it follows UK guidelines and standard topics are treated to cover all important areas, so you’re learning the right way.
  9. Do I need to know anything before starting?
    No, you don’t need any special knowledge—just come ready to learn and practise.
  10. Why is this training important?
    Anaphylaxis can happen fast and be deadly, so this training helps you act quickly to save someone’s life, especially if they have allergies.
  11. Is this course the same as Allergy and Anaphylactic Training? Yes. Allergy and anaphylaxis awareness training courses teach people how to understand and deal with allergies, especially serious ones that can turn into anaphylaxis—a fast and dangerous reaction that needs quick help.
  12. Do you I need a prior training to attend th

 

 

 

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