CPR & AED training
for sports clubs.
Arrange practical CPR and AED learning for coaches, volunteers, committee members and community groups.
Start with the people
and the responsibilities.
Your club or community venue may rely on volunteers who are present at different times. A group session creates space to learn together and talk through practical arrangements, such as how equipment is accessed and who meets the emergency services.
Your volunteers
Think about coaches, committee members, event staff and other people regularly at the venue.
Your location
Discuss entrances, access codes, pitches, halls and the route from your AED to activity areas.
Your schedule
Choose a date that allows your group to attend together, away from other responsibilities.
Your participants
If your organisation works with children, explain the age groups and any child-specific training requirements.
What to include in your enquiry.
- Club or venue location and preferred date
- Approximate number of coaches, volunteers or staff
- Whether you have an AED and how it is accessed
- Any governing-body, qualification or child-specific requirements
Several locations or groups?
List each location and the number of people who need training. If your teams have different responsibilities, note the requirements for each group so these can be reflected in the discussion.
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