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Outdoor First Aid courses
Two-day first aid for outdoor instructors, remote workers, and adventure professionals.
Outdoor First Aid courses across the UK. Outdoor First Aid training prepares you to manage emergencies when help may be delayed — on moorland, coastlines, forests, or remote work sites. The standard qualification is 16 hours over two days, accredited by bodies such as ITC First or Qualsafe. It is widely accepted by outdoor national governing bodies including Mountain Training and British Canoeing. Typical course length is about 16 hours (often two days). Outdoor instructors, forestry workers and remote teams choose outdoor first aid when emergency help may be delayed. Browse 38 locations where providers offer outdoor first aid training, or start from /near-me to find a course close to you.
Upcoming Outdoor First Aid courses
Outdoor First Aid
07 November 2026Long Wittenham, OX14 4QTOutdoor First Aid
07 November 2026Swadlincote, DE12 8JXOutdoor First Aid
09 November 2026Nr Bristol, BS25 5PQOutdoor First Aid
09 November 2026Bridgwater, TA5 1HNOutdoor First Aid Emergency Action
09 November 2026Bridgwater, TA5 1HNITC Certificate in Outdoor First Aid at SCQF Level 6
09 November 2026Sheffield, S4 7QXOutdoor First Aid
10 November 2026Denbigh, LL16 3EROutdoor First Aid
10 November 2026Abergavenny, NP7 0EBOutdoor First Aid
11 November 2026Exeter, EX4 3BROutdoor First Aid
12 November 2026Wrexham, LL11 2NBOutdoor First Aid
12 November 2026Brighton, BN45 7BALancashire First Aid Training Ltd
ITC Certificate in Outdoor First Aid at SCQF Level 6
12 November 2026Liverpool, L33 0YL
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Frequently asked questions
How long is Outdoor First Aid training?+
The full Outdoor First Aid qualification is typically 16 hours over two days. Some providers also offer a one-day emergency action module.
Who is Outdoor First Aid for?+
Outdoor instructors, DofE leaders, forestry workers, field studies staff, surf schools, adventure activity providers, and anyone working in remote or rural environments.
Which awarding bodies accredit Outdoor First Aid?+
Common accreditations include ITC First Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid and Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid. Check your NGB or employer requirements.
Does Outdoor First Aid cover Forest School?+
Standard Outdoor First Aid may suffice for some Forest School settings, but many leaders choose the dedicated Forest School First Aid course which integrates paediatric content.
How much does Outdoor First Aid cost?+
Two-day public courses typically cost £150–£250 per person. Group bookings at your venue may reduce the per-head cost.
Where are courses held?+
Providers run public courses at training venues across the region, and many offer on-site delivery for groups of six or more.