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First aid training delivered in English

First Aid Training in English for Teams in Romania

VitalSkills organises first aid courses for companies and organisations whose employees need the session delivered entirely in English. Training is led by doctors and active nurses and can be organised at your workplace, subject to the details agreed for the session.

Choose the Basic or Complex format, or tell us about your team and we will help you identify the more suitable option.

  • Delivered entirely in English
  • Basic or Complex course format
  • Suitable for small and larger teams

Who the course is for

Designed for teams that work in English

The course can be useful when English is the common working language, when a team includes international employees or when Romanian and non-Romanian colleagues need to follow the same session together.

  • Offices and professional services
  • Hospitality and retail
  • Logistics and production
  • Clinics, gyms and educational settings
  • Event and venue teams

These examples are not exhaustive. The final content depends on the selected course format and the information confirmed before booking.

Choose the appropriate depth

Basic or Complex: what is the difference?

Both formats are delivered in English. The difference is the depth of the content, the amount of guided practice and the range of situations discussed.

First Aid Basic

A focused introduction to the essential response sequence

Suitable for: Teams that need a clear foundation and an introduction to common first aid situations.

Topics may include

  • recognising an unresponsive person;
  • calling 112 and communicating useful information;
  • basic resuscitation principles;
  • awareness and use of an AED trainer;
  • choking;
  • severe bleeding;
  • selected common incidents relevant to the group.

The exact duration, exercises and included topics are confirmed in the written offer.

First Aid Complex

More time for exercises and a wider range of situations

Suitable for: Teams that need a more extensive session, additional exercises or discussion of a broader set of workplace situations.

The format may include

  • the essential subjects covered in the Basic format;
  • additional guided exercises;
  • trauma-related situations;
  • selected medical emergencies;
  • short group exercises;
  • instructor feedback;
  • questions linked to the working environment.

The final syllabus is agreed before the session and is not identical for every organisation.

One session, one working language

What changes when the course is delivered in English?

The medical principles do not change, but the way they are explained matters. Before the session, we clarify who will attend, how English is used within the team and whether any terminology requires additional explanation.

VitalSkills does not promise that every participant will have the same language level or retain every technique. The purpose is to provide a coherent course experience in the agreed language.

Consistent terminology

Participants hear the same terms and instructions during demonstrations and exercises.

Accessible explanations

Medical terminology is explained for people without a healthcare background.

Questions during the session

Participants can ask questions in English and clarify the order of the actions discussed.

Context agreed in advance

The organisation can share the type of workplace and the situations it considers most relevant before the course.

A straightforward process

From the first message to the training day

  1. Send the essential details

    Tell us the approximate number of participants, location, type of activity and preferred period.

  2. Receive a course recommendation

    We review the information and recommend the Basic or Complex format, together with the commercial conditions.

  3. Confirm the session

    The date, location, format, included materials and other session details are agreed in writing.

  4. Attend the course

    The instructor delivers the session in English using the structure and exercise components confirmed for the group.

Who delivers the course

Medical experience explained in language the team can follow

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the entire course delivered in English?

Yes, this page refers to sessions delivered in English. The expected language level and any specific terminology can be discussed before the booking is confirmed.

Can the course be organised for a small team?

Yes. VitalSkills works with smaller teams as well as larger organisations. The suitable format and commercial conditions depend on the number of participants and the requested location.

Can the training take place at our office or venue?

The course can be organised at the client’s location when the space and session details are suitable. Share the address and approximate group size when requesting the quote.

How do we choose between Basic and Complex?

The Basic format is a focused introduction to essential situations. The Complex format allows broader coverage and more time for exercises. VitalSkills can recommend an option after learning about the team and its activity.

Do participants receive a certificate?

Any attendance document or certificate included with the course must be specified in the accepted offer. It must not be described as a professional medical qualification or accredited medical certification unless that status is separately verified.

Can the course be organised outside Bucharest?

Share the location when requesting the quote. Availability, travel arrangements and any related costs are confirmed for the individual request.

Request a proposal

Tell us about the team. We will help you choose the course.

You do not need a complete brief. Send us the approximate participant count, location, type of activity and preferred period. We will use those details to recommend the relevant course format and confirm what can be included.

  • approximate number of participants;
  • city and training location;
  • type of workplace or activity;
  • preferred period;
  • Basic or Complex, if already known.