How long is the certificate valid?

3 years. We'll remind you when it's coming up for renewal.

Will I get my certificate on the day?

Yes — you'll leave with your printed EFAW certificate the same day, with a digital copy emailed within 24 hours.

Are your SIA courses recognised by the Security Industry Authority?

Yes. Security Training London is an SIA Approved Centre delivering Ofqual-regulated qualifications via Highfield, Pearson and Industry Qualifications. Every certificate we issue is accepted by the SIA when applying for your front-line licence.

Do I need any qualifications before I book?

No prior qualifications are required. You must be 18 or over, hold valid photo ID (passport, driving licence or biometric residence permit) and have a basic understanding of English (around Level 1).

How quickly can I get on a course?

Courses start every week across our East London venues. If you book by Wednesday, we can usually get you on a course starting that weekend.

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. You can secure your place with a small deposit and pay the balance on the first day of training, or split the fee across several payments — just ask when you book.

How long is the certificate validin Dagenham?

3 years. We'll remind you when it's coming up for renewal.

Will I get my certificate on the dayin Dagenham?

Yes — you'll leave with your printed EFAW certificate the same day, with a digital copy emailed within 24 hours.

Are your SIA courses recognised by the Security Industry Authorityin Dagenham?

Yes. Security Training London is an SIA Approved Centre delivering Ofqual-regulated qualifications via Highfield, Pearson and Industry Qualifications. Every certificate we issue is accepted by the SIA when applying for your front-line licence.

Do I need any qualifications before I bookin Dagenham?

No prior qualifications are required. You must be 18 or over, hold valid photo ID (passport, driving licence or biometric residence permit) and have a basic understanding of English (around Level 1).

How quickly can I get on a coursein Dagenham?

Courses start every week across our East London venues. If you book by Wednesday, we can usually get you on a course starting that weekend.

Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Name: Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)
Price: 100 GBP
Availability: InStock

Ofqual-regulated Emergency First Aid at Work qualification in a single day.

Ofqual-regulated 1-day Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) qualification, valid for 3 years.

1 Day £100 all-inclusive Weekly start East London

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All-inclusive price

£100

Ofqual regulated
Valid for 3 years
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Duration

1 Day

Price

£100 all-inclusive

Location

East London venues

Format

Classroom & practical

SIA Approved Centre
Ofqual Regulated
Highfield / Pearson
Ofqual-Regulated First Aid
Fire Marshal Certified
Weekly Course Starts

About this course

Our 1-day Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course is an Ofqual-regulated qualification valid for three years, meeting the SIA requirement for new Door Supervisor licence applications and the widely accepted standard for first aiders in low-risk workplace environments such as offices, retail, schools, restaurants and event settings. Hands-on, practical training delivered by experienced first aid instructors.

Who is this course for?

Workplace first aiders for low-risk environments
Door supervisors needing the SIA-required EFAW certificate
Teachers, retail staff, hospitality staff, fitness instructors
Anyone wanting practical life-saving skills for home or work

What you'll learn

Primary Survey
CPR & AED
Common Workplace Injuries

Detailed syllabus

Roles & Responsibilities

Workplace first aider responsibilities, accident book and reporting procedures.

Primary & Secondary Survey

DRSABCD assessment, recovery position, calling 999/112.

CPR & AED

Adult CPR practice on manikins, automated external defibrillator use.

Common Injuries & Conditions

Choking, bleeding, shock, burns, fractures, head injuries, asthma, anaphylaxis, heart attack and stroke.

Assessment

Continuous practical assessment by your instructor — no formal exam.

Resits: Re-attendance available at a reduced rate.

Career opportunities

Workplace First Aider

Employers should assess their first-aid needs under the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 and make appropriate arrangements — an EFAW-qualified first aider is a common outcome of that assessment for low-risk workplaces.