Anaphylaxis & Auto-injector Training.
A focused 2-hour course covering recognition of severe allergic reactions and confident, practical use of an adrenaline auto-injector. Ideal for schools, food businesses and care settings, and a natural bolt-on for hospitality teams already booking EFAW or FAW.
Who this course is for
Schools, food businesses, hospitality kitchens and front of house teams, and care settings, anywhere staff need to recognise a severe allergic reaction and respond quickly and confidently. It's a common add-on for hospitality businesses handling food allergens day to day.
What's covered
- Recognising the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
- Confident, practical administration of an adrenaline auto-injector
- When and how to call emergency services
- Aftercare while waiting for help to arrive
Format
A focused 2-hour session, delivered at your premises or school. Small groups as standard, with hands-on practice using auto-injector trainers.
A common add-on for hospitality
Food allergen incidents are one of the scenarios we already weight EFAW and FAW toward for hospitality clients. This course goes deeper for teams that want dedicated, focused training on anaphylaxis specifically, on top of a broader first aid certificate.
Common questions about anaphylaxis training
Who is this course for?
Schools, food businesses, hospitality kitchens and front of house teams, and care settings, anywhere staff need to recognise a severe allergic reaction and respond quickly and confidently.
Does the course cover using an auto-injector?
Yes. The course covers recognising the signs of anaphylaxis and confident, practical administration of an adrenaline auto-injector, alongside when and how to call for emergency help.
Can this be added on to another course?
Yes, it works well as a bolt-on alongside EFAW or FAW for hospitality and food businesses, or as a standalone 2-hour session for schools and care settings.