Level 3 Award in Responding to Anaphylactic Reactions

What is this course?

This course develops the knowledge and practical skills needed to respond appropriately to individuals experiencing an anaphylactic reaction. It is designed for those working with people who may be at significant risk, including children, and supports safer emergency response in workplace, care, and educational settings.

Quick Facts

  • Price: £115 + VAT per delegate
  • Duration: Minimum half day
  • Validity: 1 year
  • Understanding anaphylaxis and severe allergic reactions
  • Recognising the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
  • Responding to a casualty in an emergency
  • Practical first aid procedures, including CPR
  • Role-related responsibilities when supporting individuals at risk

An end-of-course assessment.

Staff working with individuals at risk of anaphylaxis, including those in education, childcare, workplace, and care settings — particularly nurseries and other early years settings. Also useful for employers looking to strengthen emergency response awareness and for individuals responsible for supporting children or adults with severe allergies.

Course Content

  • Understanding anaphylaxis and severe allergic reactions
  • Recognising the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
  • Responding to a casualty in an emergency
  • Practical first aid procedures, including CPR
  • Role-related responsibilities when supporting individuals at risk

Assessment

An end-of-course assessment.

Suitable For

Staff working with individuals at risk of anaphylaxis, including those in education, childcare, workplace, and care settings — particularly nurseries and other early years settings. Also useful for employers looking to strengthen emergency response awareness and for individuals responsible for supporting children or adults with severe allergies.

Entry Requirements
  • • Available to those aged 16 and over
  • • A sufficient command of the English language to understand the assessment
  • • Attendees must be physically capable of demonstrating first aid procedures as they would in a real work environment, including performing CPR on a casualty on the floor

Trainer Delivering This Course

Chris Sanders
Chris Sanders
Lead Trainer / Assessor
Chris brings 40 years of industry experience to AJ's Training, including 35 years in telecommunications and a background as a City & Guilds qualified electrician. A fully qualified Level 3 trainer and assessor, he delivers NRSWA, EUSR, health and safety and telecommunications training, and mentors AJ's newer trainers.
Stuart Pocock
Stuart Pocock
Apprenticeship Manager / Lead IQA / DLS
With over 15 years across construction and highways, Stuart leads AJ's apprenticeship programmes, safeguards learner welfare as Designated Safeguarding Lead, and oversees assessment quality as Lead IQA. He teaches across vehicle restraint systems, fencing, plant, health and safety, street works and EUSR.

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FAQs

Is this course suitable for people working with children?

Yes — it's specifically designed for those working with people at significant risk of anaphylaxis, including children, in education, childcare, workplace, and care settings.

How long does the certificate last?

1 year — shorter than most of our other courses, reflecting the higher-stakes nature of anaphylaxis response.

Is this the same as your Anaphylaxis and Allergy Awareness eLearning course?

No — this is a face-to-face, accredited Level 3 Award. The eLearning "Anaphylaxis and Allergy Awareness" course is a separate, shorter awareness course.

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