About the Anaphylaxis & Allergy Training for Schools & Carers Online Course

This Anaphylaxis & Allergy Training for Schools & Carers online course is CPD certified and designed to provide professional training aligned with UK workplace standards. Learners will gain practical knowledge, understand legal responsibilities, and receive instant certification upon successful completion.

Looking for CPD certified Anaphylaxis & Allergy Training for Schools & Carers training in the UK? This accredited online course allows you to study at your own pace, gain recognised certification, and meet workplace compliance requirements.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is suitable for employees, managers, business owners, and individuals who require recognised training in Health & Safety. It is ideal for UK workplaces seeking compliance and professional development.

Children with allergies MUST avoid their allergens continuously. It’s the only way to guarantee their safety and well-being. This Anaphylaxis and Allergy Training Course has been written for people who care for children with allergies. It explains how allergies are triggered, what to look out for with allergic reactions, and how to monitor and treat children with allergies. It covers allergens, preventative measures, what to do in emergencies and cases of anaphylaxis, and it discusses both the practical and emotional support a child may need on a daily basis. It’s estimated that 50% of children in the UK now have an allergic condition of some sort and whilst some can be much less dangerous than others, all must be taken seriously, especially in schools. Between 6 and 8% of children in the UK also have a proven food allergy, meaning the chances of these children having an anaphylactic shock are very high. Due to the high number of children now having allergic conditions, allergy and anaphylactic shock training are becoming essential for those working in childcare. Our other courses tailored to those working in schools or childcare include Children with Diabetes, Children with Epilepsy and Children with Asthma.