DAC Education is a leading UK first aid training provider delivering accredited first aid courses, health & safety qualifications and outdoor leadership training in Suffolk and nationwide.
We specialise in practical, hands on first aid training that builds real world confidence.
All DAC Education first aid courses are delivered to the highest standards and regulated by recognised awarding bodies, including:
Our training meets requirements set by:
Our instructors bring decades of frontline experience in Emergency Response, Search and rescue, Expedition medicine and Workplace compliance.
We deliver practical and engaging courses filled with examples of real life scenarios, practical exercises and clear guidance. We do not just sit you in front of a powerpoint presentation!
We deliver a wide range of first aid courses in Suffolk and across the UK, designed for workplaces, schools and outdoor environments:
We specialise in high risk and outdoor first aid courses as well as leadership and expedition training. Our Outdoor First Aid courses are taught in the woods of Sutton Hoo in Suffolk for real authenticity.
Our pre-hospital care training is ideal for those working in higher risk environments or emergency response roles:
Delivered by experienced professionals with real operational insight
Our health and safety courses in Suffolk and nationwide help businesses meet legal requirements and create safer working environments:
We provide learners with the tools to recognise, respond, and support mental health challenges confidently.
Knowing First Aid saves lives
What is important to remember is if you’re going to spend 16 hours with us learning how to deal with emergencies outdoors, we’d much rather you were engaged, involved and actually enjoying the experience.
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Many people delay helping in an emergency first aid situation because they are afraid of doing something wrong, but in most situations, acting quickly and confidently is far more important than getting every step exactly right.
Many people delay helping in an emergency first aid situation because they are afraid of doing something wrong, but in most situations, acting quickly and confidently is far more important than getting every step exactly right.
Many people delay helping in an emergency first aid situation because they are afraid of doing something wrong, but in most situations, acting quickly and confidently is far more important than getting every step exactly right.
When the next sports related injury happens to one of your players, and statistically it will, your team won’t be asking what to do. They’ll already know.
