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Modular ALS courses are run over multiple, short day sessions for increased flexibility.

Spend a day learning core skills in Immediate Life Support through lectures and hands-on workshops.

e-ILS is a flexible way of learning skills in Immediate Life Support, and blends e-learning with face-to-face workshops.

EPALS is ideal for professionals who require more advanced skills in supporting infants and children in emergency situations and cardiac arrest.

If you need skills in Immediate Life Support that are tailored to be used with infants and children, ePILS is an excellent option for blended learning.

Develop your practical and theoretical skills in newborn life support with our NLS course.

Find out how you can support Resuscitation Council UK’s crucial work in resuscitation and CPR awareness and education.

… of cardiac arrest.  Calling 999 and asking for the ambulance service.  Early CPR: perform continuous, high-quality chest … arrest until proven otherwise.  Call for help: Call for an ambulance (999) on speakerphone and tell the operator … of cardiac arrest.  Calling 999 and asking for the ambulance service.  Early CPR: perform continuous, …

Resuscitation Council UK has published a new practical guide to help everyone involved in grassroots sport recognise cardiac arrest and act fast to help save a life and support a full recovery.