A paediatric first aid certificate is not hard to get, but it has to come from the right kind of provider and be kept in date.
The Quick Answer
- Complete an accredited paediatric first aid course and pass the practical assessment on the day.
- Certificates are valid for three years, then you requalify.
- Face to face or blended delivery, both at your own premises.
- Our first aid courses are accredited by FAIB; our mental health courses are accredited by FAA.
Aim2Aid is run by Rebecca Sullivan, whose in-house trainers bring over 50 years of combined experience to settings across Berkshire and surrounding areas. Whether you need a paediatric first aid course or paediatric first aid in Milton Keynes, we cover the whole area.
Call 07771 680794 to talk through dates and delegate numbers for your setting.

How can I get a paediatric first aid certificate in the UK?
You get one by completing a paediatric first aid course with an accredited training provider, passing the practical and written assessment on the day, and receiving a certificate valid for three years. Most people book through their employer, nursery or childminding agency, and the training is delivered at their own premises.
Ring Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training on 07771 680794 and we will put a paediatric first aid date in the diary for your team.

What a paediatric first aid course covers and how long it takes
A paediatric first aid course deals with infants and children rather than adults, so the content is built around what actually happens in a nursery, a preschool, a childminder's home or a school. That means child and infant CPR, choking, unresponsive casualties, seizures, allergic reactions, head injuries, burns, breaks and bleeding, plus recording and reporting what you did.
Assessment is continuous. Your trainer watches you work through the practical scenarios, checks your technique on the manikins and asks questions as you go, so there is no exam hall at the end of it. Pass, and your certificate is issued and valid for three years, after which you requalify.
Aim2Aid delivers this training at your own premises, and every trainer is in-house rather than outsourced, with Rebecca leading them. Whether you need a paediatric first aid course or a paediatric first aid course in Reading, we cover the whole area.
The accreditation and legal background that makes the certificate count
The certificate only carries weight if the provider behind it is accredited. Our first aid courses are accredited by FAIB, and our mental health courses are accredited by FAA, so whoever inspects your setting can see exactly where the qualification comes from. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) sets out the expectations for first aid provision and training providers, and Ofsted registered childcare has its own requirements on top of that for staff ratios and certificate validity.
Keep the paperwork. Inspectors ask to see current certificates, the dates they were issued and the name of the accrediting body, and a folder with all of that in it saves a lot of scrambling. Whether you need a paediatric first aid course or a paediatric first aid course in Windsor, we cover the whole area.
Classroom and blended delivery options for your staff
Most settings run the course fully face to face, with the whole group together for the practical work. Blended delivery is also an option: the theory is completed online in your own time, then the practical element is delivered at your venue, which suits teams who cannot lose two full days of cover at once. Either route leads to the same three year certificate.
For comparison, our Emergency First Aid at Work course runs as one day, about six hours, for up to 12 delegates, with a 3-year certificate, and our EFAW includes paediatric content at no extra cost. That matters for a business with a creche, a family attraction or a workplace nursery, because your staff walk away covered for both adults and children.
- Face to face: everything delivered on site, on your dates
- Blended: online theory, practical at your premises
- Certificate: valid three years from the date of issue
Booking training for your workplace and keeping it current
Booking is straightforward. Tell us how many people need training, what your setting is, and which dates work around your ratios, and we build the session around that. If you are searching for a paediatric first aid course close to home across Berkshire and surrounding areas, our trainers travel to you rather than asking your team to travel to us.
Our trainers bring over 50 years of combined experience between them, and because they are all in-house, the person standing in front of your staff is one of ours. Diary a reminder eleven months before your certificates expire, and requalification never catches you out. Aim2Aid Ltd is a registered company, number 16319053, and our reviews widget is there if you want to read what other settings have said.
Ring Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training on 07771 680794 and we will put a paediatric first aid date in the diary for your team.
