Training Courses
We provide a range of training courses to support people both in school and beyond, including families, children and young people, refugees and people seeking asylum, businesses, other charities and organisations.
Whether individuals are looking to learn First Aid, build their knowledge of Catholic Social Teaching, learn more about accessibility or need support learning English, our teams are there to give advice and help every step of the way.
Read more on this page by scrolling down now. You can also find some additional training in the events section of our website by clicking here now.
We are currently offering a range of First Aid training courses for our partner organisations.
These courses are vital skills of a workforce and for individuals too. They may also be a requirement of the Health and Safety legislation for your organisation.
Courses include:
- Emergency First Aid
- Emergency Paediatric First Aid
- First Aid at Work
- Mental Health First Aid
All of these courses will be delivered from Caritas House, Nobby Stiles Drive, Manchester, M4 4FA.
Every effort is made to ensure these courses are accessible for people who wish to take part. If you have an accessibility query, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and discuss what adjustments could be made.
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Where to find us
To find out more or book a First Aid course, please contact Craig Savage:
Email: c.savage@caritassalford.org.uk
Telephone: 07939 995 974
We also run a range of other training courses throughout the year, on a variety of subjects, including accessibility. Please visit the Events section of the website for details of the latest events and training near you.
Related Services
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School Service
Our specialist team works with schools to help remove barriers to learning and participation, nurturing development and enabling and empowering children and families to develop new skills. -
Aspire Education
Our Aspire Education team offers English classes, mentoring and wellbeing services to people from a refugee background in Greater Manchester. -
Accessibility Service
We believe everyone should have the opportunity to participate in all activities. Our accessibility work includes a range of training, engagement and other activities to support people in our services and beyond.