Business Training Courses

We as the Business Improvement District put some money towards training courses helping to upskill the employees of Guildford Town Centre.

We hold courses in Emergency First Aid at work, Mental Health First Aid Awareness and Dementia Friends.

If you are a Guildford Town Centre business employee and interested in us coordinating any other courses not mentioned in the list above, email [email protected]

UPCOMING COURSE DATES 2026

FIRST AID

This course is Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work.

It comprises of a minimum of 6 hours of practical and theoretical training covering responsibilities; assessment of the situation; first aid hygiene; resuscitation; anatomy; choking; bleeding; shock; epilepsy; minor injuries and dealing with an unresponsive casualty. It is compliant with Health & Safety Executive code of Practice. You will be awarded a certificate and an ID badge upon completion.

Next available course dates: Wednesday 14th October- BOOK HERE Tuesday 10th November- BOOK HERE

MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID AWARENESS

You will gain a Level 1 Award in Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health. An ID ​badge ​and certificate will be awarded upon completion.

The course will give an overview on:

  • What is mental health?
  • The impact of mental health issues
  • Mental Health Stigma
  • Starting a conversation
  • What is stress and the causes and effects
  • Different mental health conditions
  • Mental health helplines

Next course date: Monday 5th October- BOOK HERE

DEMENTIA FRIENDS AWARENESS Thursday 23rd July- BOOK HERE

What is a Dementia Friend? A Dementia Friend is somebody that learns about dementia so they can help their community.

Too many people affected by dementia feel that society fails to understand the condition they live with. Dementia Friends help by raising awareness and understanding, so that people living with dementia can continue to live in the way they want.

What does a Dementia Friend do? Dementia Friends help people living with dementia by taking actions - both big and small.

These actions don’t have to be time-consuming. From visiting someone you know with dementia to being more patient in a shop queue, every action counts! Dementia Friends can also get involved with things like volunteering, campaigning or wearing a badge to raise awareness.