Training FAQs | Answers to common course questions
Our advanced life support courses combine lectures, practical skill stations, simulation training and team-based cardiac arrest scenarios. Candidates are expected to actively participate throughout the course and engage in both practical and theoretical learning. Courses are delivered in a supportive environment by experienced instructors with backgrounds in emergency and acute care.
Candidates are advised to complete all pre-course learning materials before attending. This may include reading course manuals and completing online modules where applicable. Arriving well prepared allows you to gain maximum benefit from the practical components of the course.
Are your medical training courses suitable for newly qualified clinicians?
Yes. Many of our medical training courses are attended by foundation doctors, newly qualified nurses, paramedics and healthcare professionals beginning work within acute clinical environments.
Our faculty provides guidance and support throughout the course to help candidates develop confidence and practical resuscitation skills.
What is the difference between ALS and e-ALS?
ALS is delivered over two face-to-face training sessions, while eALS combines online pre-course learning with a shorter in-person practical training day.
Both pathways follow the Resuscitation Council UK guidance and lead to the same recognised certification.
Do your healthcare training courses include practical simulation training?
Yes. Practical simulation is a core component of our healthcare training courses. Candidates take part in realistic emergency scenarios designed to develop clinical decision-making, communication, leadership and teamwork skills within high-pressure environments.
Who teaches the courses at 2222 Training?
Our medical education courses are delivered by experienced Resuscitation Council UK instructors and healthcare professionals working across medicine, critical care, anaesthesia, pre-hospital care and acute nursing specialities.
Are the courses accredited?
Courses delivered through 2222 Training follow Resuscitation Council UK standards and are delivered by accredited instructors within an approved training centre environment.
Will I receive certification after completing the course?
Candidates who complete the required assessments will receive recognised certification in accordance with the relevant course requirements. Certification validity periods vary depending on the course that is undertaken.
Do you offer medical courses for doctors and other healthcare professionals?
Our medical courses for doctors are also suitable for nurses, paramedics, operating department practitioners, and allied healthcare professionals working in emergency, acute, and critical care settings.
What should I wear to the course?
We recommend comfortable professional clothing suitable for practical workshops and simulation activities. Some sessions involve floor-based practical resuscitation training, so candidates would wear appropriate footwear and clothing that allows ease of movement.
How long do the courses usually last?
Course duration varies depending on the programme. Some medical emergency training courses are delivered over one day, while others, including Advanced Life Support courses, may run over two days and include additional pre-course learning requirements.
Can I attend if I have limited resuscitation experience?
Yes. While some advanced courses are designed for clinicians working in acute environments, our instructors are experienced in supporting candidates with varying levels of clinical and resuscitation experience. Course suitability can be discussed before booking.
Do you provide group or departmental bookings?
Yes. We can support group bookings for NHS departments, healthcare organisations and clinical teams looking to undertake healthcare training courses together. Please contact us directly to discuss availability and course requirements.
Is there support available during the assessments?
Candidates are supported throughout the course by experienced faculty who provide structured feedback, coaching and guidance during workshops and simulations. Assessments are designed to evaluate safe clinical practice and effective teamworking in emergencies.
Why choose 2222 Training for medical emergency training courses?
2222 Training provides high-quality, instructor-led medical emergency training courses focused on practical learning, evidence-based resuscitation practice and supportive teaching. Our experienced faculty and small group teaching approach help candidates build confidence in managing critically ill patients and emergencies.
Do you ever cancel courses once they are booked?
2222 Training does not cancel courses once they have been confirmed and scheduled. Once your place is booked and the course is arranged, it will proceed as planned. This provides candidates with confidence when booking, particularly for those arranging travel or time away from clinical duties.
Is parking available at your training venue?
Yes, onsite parking is available for candidates attending courses. This allows for convenient access to the training facility and removes the need to arrange alternative parking nearby.