First aid training in Lymington reflects the town itself, a busy sailing and market town on the edge of the New Forest. We train marine and outdoor businesses, high street shops, care providers and schools, and the common thread is wanting someone on hand who knows what to do in an emergency.
We cover Lymington and the surrounding New Forest coast, including Pennington, Milford on Sea, Brockenhurst, Sway and New Milton. Courses run on-site at your premises or at a nearby venue, whichever is easier for your group.
First aid courses we run in Lymington
- Emergency First Aid at Work and First Aid at Work, for workplace compliance
- Paediatric First Aid, for nurseries, schools and childcare settings
- Outdoor and Forestry First Aid, well suited to the New Forest and the coast
- CPR and AED training and Basic Life Support
- First aid education for school pupils, with bespoke sessions for school staff
With the marina, the open water and the Forest all close by, Outdoor First Aid is especially relevant here, where help can be some distance away. Our trainers come from frontline emergency services, healthcare and education, and the sessions are hands on rather than a slideshow.
We also help local employers fund first aid training for Lymington and New Forest schools through their social value budgets, managing the delivery and reporting from start to finish.
Common questions
Do you deliver in Lymington itself?
Yes. We come to workplaces and schools across Lymington and the surrounding coast, and we run scheduled courses you can join as an individual.
Is Outdoor First Aid worth it for us?
If your team works on the water, in the Forest or anywhere help is not immediate, it usually is. We can talk through whether it fits your activities.
How many people can you train at once?
A workplace group is normally up to 12 per trainer. For schools we can reach around 120 pupils in a day, depending on space and timetable.
Based in the New Forest, we also cover the rest of the county. See our first aid training in Hampshire page for the full picture.