CPD Courses

Upskill. Refresh. Advance

At Castleford Training Solutions, we provide engaging, practical, hands-on CPD for those at the heart of healthcare — whether you're a professional working in prehospital care and event medicine, community settings, or hospital environments, or an educator or trainer aiming to enhance your knowledge and skills.

Our courses are designed to deepen your understanding across a wide range of practice areas and topics, combining essential theory with realistic, scenario-based practical sessions. Each course is developed and delivered by experienced clinical professionals who bring real-world insight and relevance to every session.

With small group sizes — typically no more than 8 learners — you’ll benefit from a focused, supportive environment that maximises learning and confidence.

Ready to take your knowledge to the next level?

Explore our courses today and discover training that empowers you to grow, lead, and deliver exceptional care. — Unless stated otherwise, our courses are for information purposes only and do not certify competence in any specific knowledge or skill.

The ‘Simply…’ Series

A collection of short, focused CPD sessions designed to enhance the confidence, knowledge, and practical skills of first responders and junior healthcare professionals. Each course typically runs for around two to three hours and covers the safe, effective use of essential interventions such as Naloxone, Entonox, blood glucose monitoring, Penthrox, and supraglottic airway devices. While these sessions do not grant a licence to practise independently, they include both knowledge and practical assessments that some employers may recognise when considering scope of practice.

Developed and delivered by the same team behind our ‘Understanding’ series, these sessions combine clarity, realism, and clinical relevance in a supportive learning environment.

Learners who successfully complete both assessments will receive a certificate of competence; those who do not will receive a certificate of attendance.

Whether you're new to practice or refreshing your skills, there's a 'Simply' course for you— take a look and get started.

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The ‘What is…’ Series

A collection of short course primarily developed for the social care sector to enhance the confidence in the subject. Whether you are a first responder, junior healthcare professional or care home staff these courses cater for all. Each course typically runs for between two to three and a half hours. While these course do not grant a licence to practise independently, some may include both knowledge and practical assessments that some employers may recognise when considering scope of practice.

Developed and delivered by the same team behind our ‘Understanding’ and ‘Simply’ series, these sessions combine clarity, realism, and clinical relevance in a supportive learning environment.

Learners who successfully complete each course will receive a certificate of attendance.

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Clinical CPD Courses

The ‘Understanding…’ Series

Our clinical CPD courses are delivered by our team of expert trainers with years of experience in First Response. Our combination of real-world experience and teaching insight ensures our courses are written to be both practical, engaging, and up to date. Every course dives deeper into a specific aspect of the clinical world to give you a greater insight into the theory behind the topic, supplemented with engaging practical activities that provide hands-on situational awareness. You’ll leave us armed with the context you need to improve the support you can provide in those critical situations!

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The ‘Event Medical Practice…’ Series

These courses have been specifically written to bridge the gap between being a newly qualified responder to working competently and safely within your relevant scope of practice. Working in an event medical setting involves both working individually or as part of a wider team with roles like paramedics, nurses, or doctors…..there is no ‘i’ in team.

Whilst these courses have been written to compliment each other the Foundations of Event Medical Practice may be a good starting point for a newly qualified FREC 3 responder or a clinician with no experience of working in the field, before then moving on to Applied Event Medical Practice. Whereas a FREC 4 with a little more experience may opt to go straight to Applied Medical Practice to help them build on their experience.