ITC First Aid Course
27 April 2026
When? Saturday 11 July 2026 – 2 days – 0900-1730
Where? Diamond Scout Centre, Southdown Road, Tadley, RG26 4BS
11 spaces available
If you work or volunteer in remote or rural environments, this nationally recognised Outdoor First Aid qualification offers the confidence and competence to manage incidents when help may be more than 30 minutes away. Fully regulated and appearing on the Scottish national qualifications framework, it’s widely accepted across the UK and is the preferred standard for experienced outdoor practitioners.
🌲 Who the course is for
Ideal for anyone operating in rural or remote settings, including those holding Outdoor National Governing Body Instructor awards who need to maintain their licence to practise.
🧭 What you’ll learn
The course blends practical, scenario‑based learning with outdoor incident management skills, including:
• Roles and responsibilities in remote first aid
• Managing collapse (with and without breathing)
• Choking, bleeding, shock, and major illnesses
• Limb and torso injuries
• Heat and cold injuries
• Environmental considerations
• Outdoor‑specific decision‑making (e.g., removing boots/helmets, caring for a casualty for several hours)
• Using first aid kits effectively
• Realistic outdoor scenarios on varied terrain
Assessment is continuous, supported by a short multiple‑choice questionnaire.