BLS, AED & Anaphylaxis — All Ages
Our most comprehensive non-clinical BLS qualification — six scenarios covering resuscitation and anaphylaxis across adults, children and infants.
About this course
The most comprehensive non-clinical BLS qualification we offer. Combining CPR, AED and anaphylaxis management across all age groups, this course is ideal for schools, nurseries, sports clubs and community organisations with allergy-aware responsibilities and mixed-age occupants.
It's the right choice when your organisation needs complete confidence across every BLS and anaphylaxis emergency, regardless of the casualty's age.
What you'll learn
- CPR for adults, children and infants
- AED with adult and paediatric settings
- Anaphylaxis recognition across all ages
- Epinephrine auto-injector use
- Age-specific choking management
- Post-event monitoring and handover
- Six mixed-scenario practical assessments
Who this course is for
For organisations needing maximum non-clinical coverage across resuscitation and anaphylaxis.
- Schools with known allergy policies
- Nurseries and EYFS settings
- Sports clubs
- Food businesses with mixed-age customers
- Any organisation needing maximum BLS and anaphylaxis coverage
Delivery & assessment
Approximately 4 hours with six practical scenarios using adult, child and infant manikins plus auto-injector trainers. Maximum class size is 12 learners per trainer.
Your certificate
Qualsafe Awards certificate, Level 3 RQF, valid for three years.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as the clinical BLS?
No — the clinical version follows RC(UK) protocols and is for healthcare settings with 1-year validity. This is the non-clinical lay-responder version.
Is six scenarios too long for one session?
The session runs approximately 4 hours with a short break — manageable for most groups.
Can we split the group?
Yes, we can run two smaller groups concurrently if needed.
Ready to book our most comprehensive BLS course?
Tell us what you need and we'll send a fixed, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.