About
Experienced, practical training built around real-world situations
Laered Lar exists to give professional teams training they can actually use, not a certificate for the filing cabinet. That starts with the person delivering it.
The trainer
Paramedic instructed training, delivered by one trainer
Every session is planned, delivered and followed up by the same trainer. Organisations deal with one experienced paramedic throughout, which is what makes genuinely bespoke delivery possible.
Professional history
A background in emergency and pre-hospital care, working in environments where decisions have to be made quickly and with limited information. Full career detail is available on request.
Training experience
Regular delivery of first aid, trauma and emergency response training to professional teams, including healthcare practices where clinical and non-clinical staff train together.
Healthcare and trauma experience
Practical experience of trauma management and medical emergencies, which is why sessions concentrate on recognition, prioritisation and doing the simple things well under pressure.
Specialist knowledge
Catastrophic bleeding control, structured casualty assessment, basic life support and team-based emergency response in workplace settings.
Training philosophy
Useful training, not a compliance exercise
Plenty of teams have sat through a first aid course and still felt unsure what to do when something happened. The aim here is the opposite: leave the session knowing what you would do, in your own building, with your own colleagues.
Confidence first
Skills are practised often enough in the session that they feel repeatable, not theoretical.
Practical application
Kit you actually hold, in the rooms you actually use, with the staff numbers you actually have.
Realistic scenarios
Situations that could plausibly happen in your setting, run at a pace the team can learn from.
Plain language
Clear explanations without unnecessary jargon, so mixed clinical and administrative groups learn together.
Credentials
Qualifications and awarding organisations
Credibility matters when training is being approved internally. Certification details are supplied in writing so they can be forwarded to partners or included in your training records.
Courses are accredited by Qualsafe Awards, one of the recognised awarding organisations for regulated and non-regulated first aid qualifications, so the certification your team receives will be understood by inspectors, insurers and partner organisations. All training is delivered by a HCPC registered Paramedic, which means the person in the room is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and works to its standards of conduct, performance and competence.
- Qualsafe Awards accredited courses
- Delivered by a HCPC registered Paramedic
Qualsafe Awards accredited courses
Training is delivered through courses accredited by Qualsafe Awards.
HCPC registered Paramedic
All training is delivered by a Paramedic registered with the HCPC.
Training approach
How training is arranged and delivered
- 01
Understand the organisation
A short conversation about your team, premises and how you work.
- 02
Discuss requirements
What you need to cover, who needs training and any previous experience.
- 03
Tailor the course
Content, scenarios and session length agreed and confirmed in writing.
- 04
Deliver practical training
Hands-on delivery at your premises, with time to practise properly.
- 05
Certification and records
Documentation and certification provided where applicable to the course.
Want to talk through training for your team?
Send a few details about your organisation and the trainer will come back to you directly with the training that fits.