CPR, choking, unresponsive casualty, emergency management, burns, meningitis, bleeds, epilepsy, poisoning, bites, stings, anaphylaxis, sepsis, asthma, diabetics, foreign objects, eye injuries, head, breaks, joint and muscle injuries. Training incorporates both practical and interactive learning, ensuring confidence and ability to put theory into practice. Additionality, defibrillator training is provided as we recognise early intervention is vital. Statics show that defibrillator intervention increases survival rates from 6% to 72%.