All of the knowledge and how to use it plus the confidence to out those skills into practice. Maybe from a marketing point of view a chance to tag social media accounts or have a picture with a certificate so I could share on social media.
Available dates in or near Lincoln
Thu 15 Oct 2026
09:30 - 12:00
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Basic Life Support course outline
During your 3.5-hour Basic Life Support session in Lincoln, our nurse-led tutors will cover:
Assess an emergency scene safely, check a casualty’s response, and carry out a Primary Survey (DR ABC).
Learn when and how to give life‑saving CPR, use an AED safely, and know when to call for help or stop resuscitation.
Practise high‑quality CPR and AED use on manikins to build confidence and good technique.
Conduct a Secondary Survey, place a casualty into the Recovery Position, and perform ongoing breathing checks.
Recognise the signs of a partially or completely blocked airway and provide effective treatment for choking.
Recognise and manage anaphylactic shock, including giving effective life‑support while waiting for emergency help.
Apply your skills to adults, children and infants using age‑appropriate techniques throughout the course.
Complete an assessment to receive a certificate accredited by the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB).
Includes assessment & certification
This course concludes with a formal assessment in Basic Life Support. Upon successful completion, you will be awarded an industry-recognised certificate confirming your competence.
Our training hubs in Lincoln
We use venues on Lincoln’s south and west sides to keep the day straightforward, with easier parking and less city-centre traffic to deal with.
Where we teach
We commonly use areas around North Hykeham, Waddington, Bracebridge Heath and Swinderby. Learners also travel in from Sleaford, Newark and Gainsborough.
Getting there
The A46, A15 and Lincoln bypass provide the easiest approach. Parking is usually free or low cost, with local bus links available.
Frequently asked questions
Why use HealthCore?
Training should be friendly, confidence-building, and practical.
Our sessions are hands-on, scenario-based, and taught in plain English. We prioritize practice over slides, using industry-leading simulation equipment (from Laerdal and Practiman) to ensure realism.
We keep the atmosphere relaxed and supportive, ensuring every candidate leaves feeling ready to act when it counts.
As a nurse-led provider based in the East Midlands, we set a higher standard for safety training.
Your course will be delivered exclusively by Registered Healthcare Professionals with current NHS clinical experience. We bridge the gap between theory and reality, giving you the confidence that comes from learning from those who save lives for a living.
Don't settle for tick-box training when lives depend on it.
When will I get the exact venue address for my Lincoln course?
Wherever possible the date listing already points you to the right side of town, for example Lincoln (North Hykeham) or Lincoln (Bracebridge Heath). About two weeks before your Basic Life Support date we send the exact address and arrival details by email, once numbers are confirmed and the room is booked.
Who is the Basic Life Support course for?
Gain the skills to make a difference when it counts. Our Lincoln-based Basic Life Support course is designed to take you from a beginner or refresher level to being fully confident in delivering high-quality CPR and using an AED. We cater to both clinical staff and the general public, offering a supportive environment led by expert instructors.
You will leave knowing exactly how to apply practical, life-saving knowledge in real-world scenarios.
What is Basic Life Support?
Basic Life Support is CPR, AED use, choking and anaphylaxis. It is the life-saving core, not a full workplace first aid qualification like EFAW.
How long is the BLS course?
The session is 3.5 hours in person, with up to 12 people on each date.
Does this meet CSTF / CQC expectations?
Yes. It is FAIB-accredited, mapped to the Skills for Health CSTF, aligned with Resuscitation Council UK 2025 guidelines, and provides 3 hours of verifiable CPD. That is the evidence CQC-registered providers usually want for BLS.
Do you offer a separate Adult and Paediatric BLS course?
We offer separate, tailored courses for organisations and dedicated group sessions, all of our public courses are delivered as combined sessions.
While you might not work with both adults and children every day, having the awareness to help a casualty of any age is vital. We think it is better to be prepared for any situation.
There is a lot of crossover between Adult and Paediatric BLS. For example, the core principles of the primary survey and incident assessment remain the same. By combining these sessions, you get a more complete set of skills.
Is Basic Life Support accredited training?
Yes. Our Basic Life Support course is accredited by The First Aid Industry Body and aligns with 2025 Resuscitation Council UK guidelines. It is also mapped to the Skills for Health Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) and led by experienced healthcare professionals.
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate providing 3 hours of Verifiable CPD, fully recognised by the CQC, NMC, GDC, and GMC for clinical compliance and annual appraisals.
How long is a Basic Life Support certificate valid for?
In line with UK national guidelines, your Basic Life Support certification will be valid for 12 months. We recommend booking an annual refresher to keep your practical skills sharp and your compliance up to date.
Do I need any previous medical experience to attend?
Our trainers will tailor the session to you. This course is designed to be accessible for complete beginners while still meeting the rigorous standards required for experienced clinical staff refreshing their skills.
What should I wear for the session?
We recommend wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothing (like trousers and a t-shirt) and flat shoes. Our training involves active clinical simulation and practical skills, such as CPR and recovery positions, so you will need to move around freely and kneel on the floor.
What should I bring on the day?
As this is an accredited programme, please bring your booking confirmation, photo ID and a notepad. All training materials are provided. Please also bring your own refreshments.
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