Basic Life Support Train the Trainer Summary
This Basic Life Support Train the Trainer course is ideal for those looking to start teaching Basic Life Support courses or anyone looking to refresh their own teaching skills and content.
In addition, you will learn about the core content and how to teach and assess Basic Life Support.
Please ensure you read our training FAQ's below to ensure this is the right course for your requirements.
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Course Summary
- Roles and Responsibilities of a BLS Trainer
- BLS Protocol Review and Skills Assessment
- Creating a Safe and Inclusive Learning Environment
- Effective Communication and Feedback Techniques in BLS Training
- Adapting Teaching Methods for Different Learning Styles
- Managing Challenging Behaviors in BLS Classes
- Assessment Strategies for Basic Life Support Skills
- Developing Effective Training Resources for Basic Life Support
- Legal and Regulatory Aspects of BLS Training
- Micro-Teaching Practice (15 minutes) and Peer Evaluation
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Contact UsDo I need to have prior knowledge before attending this course?
Yes you do. You need to have prior knowledge and competence within the subject. This course is to teach you to deliver your own course on the subject, not to teach you the subject itself.
Will I have to conduct a microteach?
Yes you will be required to conduct a minimum 15 minute microteach during the basic life instructor course to the rest of the class.
Can I purchase the presentations and materials to use in my own courses?
Yes you can, Just ask a member of staff and they can run you through the whole process!
Where Do You Deliver This Basic Life Support Train the Trainer courses?
We can deliver this Basic Life Support Train the Trainer course at your premises, as long as it's within the UK. In Addition, we also have our own venues in the Midlands if you don't have access to a training room. Likewise, we are also able to run this as a blended course (1 Day face to face and 1 day Virtual). Our open courses will be held at specific venues, for a list of available dates/venues please see the full list below.
How Do You Deliver The Training?
We will deliver the Basic Life Support Train the Trainer at your premises for a group of up to 8 delegates, we also offer open courses for individuals which can be booked below if available.
Who Is This Training For?
This training is for anyone who wishes to run their own training courses within this specific subject.
Who Can I Teach After Attending This Course?
Please note you can only teach “inhouse” staff. If you wish to train delegates outside of your organisation you will need a Level 3 Award in Education and Training or a teaching qualification.
How Many delegates can I have on one session?
We will run this course for a maximum of 9 delegates – however, 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 tutors who have an abundance of training and assessing experience and knowledge – so you’ll be in great hands! Furthermore, 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.
Basic Life Support Train the Trainer
The Basic Life Support (BLS) Train the Trainer course is for healthcare workers who want to become certified BLS instructors. The goal of the course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to teach BLS effectively. Prior knowledge of first aid is important.
During the training, attendees will review BLS protocols, learn important teaching methods, and develop their ability to create welcoming learning environments.
The course covers topics like effective communication, dealing with difficult behaviours, and assessment techniques for BLS training. Participants will practice their teaching skills in short sessions and receive helpful feedback from peers and instructors.
After completing the course, trainees will be ready to deliver quality BLS courses, understand the legal requirements for BLS training, and confidently assess learners’ performance.
This course is ideal for those looking to advance their careers in healthcare education and help improve survival rates from cardiac arrest.
If you have already completed a train the trainer course and are looking for an update, please click this link.
Course Info:
- Course Duration: 2 days (12 hours)
- Course Level: Level 3
- Certificate: 3-year certificate
- Max Delegates: 12
- Practical: Yes
- Mode: Day 1 (Virtual)/ Day 2 (Face-to-Face)
- Location: Onsite and Offsite Training
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This basic life support train-the-trainer course is conducted over 2 days. During this time, you will learn how to teach and assess the following key areas:
- Recovery position
- Bleeding – causes, control measures and risk limitation
- Shock
- CPR Demonstration and practice D.R.S.A.B.C.
- Unconsciousness/head injuries
- Choking – responding effectively and practical demonstration
NOTE: Delegates MUST
-have prior knowledge of First Aid before attending this course.
IMPORTANT
– Please note that our Public course is delivered in a blended format. Day 1 is virtual via Zoom, and Day 2 will be face-to-face at the specified venue.
BLS Trainer Course Content:
This train the trainer bls course will give you the skills to confidently teach CPR, use automated external defibrillators (AEDs), control bleeding, manage shock, and other crucial life-saving techniques.
1. Foundations of BLS Training and Train the Trainer
Introduction to Train the Trainer for BLS
- Overview of the course and objectives
- Roles and duties of a BLS trainer
BLS Content Review
- Review of adult, child, and infant BLS protocols
- Use of AED
- How to manage choking situations
Training Basics
- Creating a positive and safe learning space
- Promoting equality and inclusion in BLS training
- Setting ground rules for BLS courses
Effective Communication
- Adjusting communication styles for different learners
- Giving helpful feedback during BLS practice
2. Teaching Techniques and Practice
Inclusive Teaching Approaches
- Adapting methods to suit different learning styles
- Motivating adult learners in BLS classes
Managing Challenging Behaviours
- Dealing with difficult participants
- Keeping professional boundaries
Assessment Methods
- How to assess BLS skills as a trainer
- Recognising areas for learner improvement
Micro-Teaching Prep
- Planning a BLS lesson
- Creating resources for BLS training
3. Practical Application and Evaluation
Micro-Teaching Sessions
- Participants teach short BLS lessons
- Feedback from peers and instructors
Self-Evaluation
- Reflecting on your teaching performance
- Creating improvement plans
Legal and Regulatory Aspects
- Key laws and guidelines for BLS training
- Documentation needed for BLS courses
Course Wrap-Up
- Final Q&A session
- Steps to becoming a certified BLS trainer
Post-Course Work
- Complete a BLS session plan
- Prepare a set of training resources
- Run a supervised BLS course (to be scheduled)
This course will increase your skills and confidence to teach basic life support courses.
Train the Trainer Component:
- Effective Training Techniques
- Learn how to use effective training methods to engage learners and help them develop skills.
- Improve communication and presentation skills for delivering engaging and informative sessions.
- Training Delivery Practice
- Participants will practice delivering parts of the BLS course.
- Peer and instructor feedback will be given to improve training skills.
- Curriculum Adaptation
- Learn how to adjust the BLS curriculum to fit different audiences and settings.
- Tailor training materials to meet the needs of specific learners or workplace requirements.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this two-day Basic Life Support Train the Trainer course, participants will be able to:
- Teach adult, child, and infant BLS protocols, including AED use and managing choking.
- Create an inclusive learning environment that engages a range of learners.
- Adjust communication styles to suit different audiences.
- Handle challenging behaviours in training sessions while keeping professional boundaries.
- Use assessments to evaluate and improve learners’ BLS skills.
- Deliver effective micro-teaching sessions, using feedback from peers and instructors for growth.
- Understand and apply legal requirements in BLS training.
- Create a full session plan and training resources for future BLS courses.
Target Audience
This basic life support train the trainer course is intended for individuals who are involved in training others in life-saving skills.
- Healthcare Professionals: Nurses, paramedics, and doctors looking to improve their BLS training skills.
- Educators and Trainers: Those who teach health, safety, or first aid courses.
- Corporate Trainers: Professionals training employees in safety and emergency response.
- Community Instructors: People wanting to teach life-saving skills to the public.
Course Benefits
- Skill Development: Learn BLS techniques for all age groups.
- Improved Teaching Skills: Master methods to teach different types of learners.
- Confidence Boost: Build confidence in leading classes and managing groups.
- Hands-On Practice: Get real-world experience through practical teaching sessions.
- Networking: Meet other professionals and grow your connections in the field.
- Certification Path: Prepare to become a certified BLS trainer.
- Resource Creation: Build a set of materials to use in your future training sessions.
Career Opportunities
Completing the Basic Life Support Train the Trainer course can lead to roles such as:
- BLS Instructor: Teach Basic Life Support to healthcare staff and the public.
- Emergency Response Trainer: Create and lead emergency training sessions.
- Corporate Trainer: Offer first aid and safety training in workplaces.
- Community Educator: Run life-saving skills workshops in schools and community centres.
- Healthcare Trainer: Train hospital or clinic staff on BLS techniques.
- Freelance Trainer: Provide independent BLS training to organisations and individuals.
Some of this opportunities may require additional qualification such as completing the aet level 3 ward in education training and additional first aid certifications. Participants must be able to demonstrate competency in CPR procedures, use of AED and other basic first aid procedures.
Who will conduct the trainer?
One of our expert tutors who have an abundance of training and assessing experience and knowledge – so you’ll be in great hands!
Furthermore, 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.
Customer Reviews:
Our Basic Life Instructor Training is rated ‘Excellent’ by many people.
Most of them love how the course is taught, including the practice sessions, discussions, classroom activities, and our trainers.
We have a 99% recommendation rate from thousands of participants.
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“From start to finish caring for care has been brilliant! From Emma from the office, who was so lovely and very helpful! To Craig who delivered our basic life support training. 100% recommend!” – Chanel
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“I attended Basic Life Support Trainer update delivered by Sarah Freer. The course was informative and well presented. A good update in line with current resuscitation guidelines. Sarah checked all participants learning styles and answered questions well. Thank you 😊” – Kate Pearce
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“The Basic Life Support Train the Trainer Course was excellent. Day 1 was on zoom but the information was very clear and the trainer, Kevin, checked that each person understood and that everyone felt confident to do a micro teach session on day 2. Kevin demonstrated Basic Life Support on day 2 and each person delivered a micro teach. All safety precautions were in place for Covid.” – Kate Pearce [2020]
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“Excellent training ,trainer was fantastic and made the 2 days fun,he was very knowledgeable. Office staff were very helpful aswell.” – Dee Kane
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“Just attended the 2-day BLS train the trainer. Keith Bunting was the trainer, thank you Keith. Very good course, got a lot from it to take back in to practice. Thank you also to Rachel who supported me through the booking.” – Lorna Davies-Llewellyn
FAQs on BLS Train the Trainer:
How do I book this course?
Click on “Group Booking” or “Individual Booking” to begin. Alternatively, you can call our team during work hours or send us an enquiry email.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn how to teach BLS skills, assess students, manage classroom activities, and evaluate student performance. Our bls instruction course is rated 5-star on Trustpilot and Google.
To get ready for the course, review the basic life support guidelines. For the online session, make sure you have a good internet connection, a quiet place to join in, and a computer or device with a camera and microphone.
On the face-to-face day, wear comfortable clothes for hands-on activities. It’s also good to bring any questions or topics you want to talk about to help with your learning.
As I have told others... It is the best, most informative training I have ever attended
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