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Community Training Services Community First Aid Training was established in 2014 First Aid is a Life Skill. Hi my name is David Warner. Enough ranting from me! Give me a call.

Unfortunately it is NOT taught generally as part of the school curriculum considering that school leavers will one day become parents and workers in the community where they will have a general, "duty of care" for their co-workers and more so for their family. The skills are simple to learn and can be a life changing experience for those not treated early. I have been teaching First Aid since 1980 being employed by the British Red Cross based in Victoria, London, England. For three years I also served in the Royal Army Medical Corp Territorial Army based in Kennington. I moved to Newcastle upon Tyne in 1989 and then attached myself to the St John Ambulance, becoming a mentor, Trainer and in charge of a cadet division in Fenham, west of Newcastle. In 2002 I was employed as a sessional trainer, having gone back to the British Red Cross on the commercial training side and in 2005 becoming a volunteer looking after event cover locally. I am also trained up to an ambulance technicians. I provide a unique service and will train up to 6 people FREE on a 1 Day Emergency First Aid course which is fully certificated for three years. If you like my service you may use me again and if not 6 people in your organisation have been trained for FREE. The certification for registering the course with Qualsafe and producing the certificate will be £9.00. I undercut the regular First Aid Providers by over 50% as I have few overheads and can yet keep the same quality of service. I have taught at Tyne Met College, Sunderland College, Newcastle College, Kirkley Hall Agricultural College, Stockton Riverside, Army cadets, my local Brownies and Girl Guides and local schools. I generally teach the same syllabus to all organisations but do adapt it to my client group along with additional enhanced skills which I believe should be taught as a matter of course. If you wish to discuss your needs please do not hesitate to contact me on my mobile 07453621096 or via email on dwarner.enterprises@yahoo.com

Testimonial British Museum - November 1980
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Testimonial British Museum - November 1980

Qualsafe registered approved centre for First Aid Training - August 2014
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Qualsafe registered approved centre for First Aid Training - August 2014

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Testimonial Age Concern - April 1993

Testimonial - January 1983
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Testimonial - January 1983

Testimonial - Teddington School - July 1981
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Testimonial - Teddington School - July 1981

Latest DBS check with Percy Hedley - August 2014
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Latest DBS check with Percy Hedley - August 2014

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NHS Foundation Trust member - September 2014

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My new polo tops with my company logo on - how cool is that!!!

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FREEBIE TRAINING
If you have children or associates that are in the scouts, brownies or youth clubs that would benefit from a free Emergency Life Support course, or just to get their badge in First Aid just drop me a line. This is not an approved certificate but more of an awareness of basic First Aid. I can tailor the course to meet your needs,
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29/10/2013

First Aid is a Life Skill. Unfortunately it is NOT taught generally as part of the school curriculum considering that school leavers will one day become parents and workers in the community where they will have a general, "duty of care" for their co-workers nd moreso for their family.

The skills are simple to learn and can be a life changing experience for those not treated early.

Hi my name is David Warner. Enough ranting from me!

I have been teaching First Aid since 1980 being employed by the British Red Cross based in Victoria, London, England. For three years I also served in the Royal Army Medical Corp Territorial Army based in Kennington. I moved to Newcastle upon Tyne in 1989 and then attached myself to the St John Ambulance, becoming a mentor, Trainer and in charge of a cadet division in Fenham, west of Newcastle. In 2002 I was employed as a sessional trainer, having gone back to the British Red Cross on the commercial side and in 2005 becoming a volunteer looking after event cover locally. I am also trained up to an ambulance technicians level but do not cover ambulance duties.

I provide a unique service and will train up to 6 people FREE on a 1 Day Emergency First Aid course which is fully certificated for three years. If you like my service you may use me again and if not 6 people in your organisation have been trained for FREE. There is a £7 fee for cost towards the certification.

I do not want a contract as they get messy if it gets legal
I do need you to view my course and see if it suits your needs

I can undercut the regular First Aid Providers by up to 50% as I have few overheads and can yet keep the same quality of service.

I have taught at Tyne Met college, Sunderland College, Ashington College, Newcastle College, Kirkley Hall Agricultural College, Askham Bryan Agricultural college along with the Tyne and Wear Care alliance and local schools.

I generally teach the same syllabus to other organisations but do adapt it to my client group along with additional enhanced skills which I believe should bmmne taught as a matter of course.

Give me a call.

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