QE Training Academy

You only went to watch your child play football…and somehow you've ended up as the team’s volunteer first aider.

Don’t panic! we’ve got you!

At QE Training Academy, we offer first aid training designed to fit around busy lives (and busy sports fixtures).

Full-day first aid training: get fully trained in one day.

Blended learning: complete the theory online, then join us for just 3 hours of practical, in-person training.

So whether you’re pitch-side, track-side or court-side, you’ll have the skills and confidence to know what to do when someone takes a tumble.

Because apparently, being a sports parent comes with a few extra job titles…
Volunteer First Aider
Snack Coordinator
Taxi Service
Professional Kit Finder

We can help with the first one!

You’ve put your hand up to help, now you just need the training.

At QE Training Academy, we can help you feel prepared and confident to deal with those unexpected moments on the sidelines, from minor injuries to situations where first aid really matters.

Full-day First Aid Training: a comprehensive day of practical, hands-on learning.

Blended Learning: complete the theory online, followed by just 3 hours of practical, in-person training at QE Training Academy.

Whether you're volunteering for football, rugby, cricket, athletics or any other children's sports team, having the right first aid skills means you can be there when your team needs you most.

Get in touch with QE Training Academy to find out more about our courses and upcoming dates.

Would you know what to do in the event of a catastrophic bleed?

At QE Training Academy, our first aid training goes beyond the basics. We ensure you will understand how to recognise and respond to life-threatening bleeding, giving you the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to act quickly in an emergency.

When catastrophic bleeding occurs, every second matters, and knowing how to respond effectively can make a critical difference before emergency services arrive.

Our training provides realistic, hands-on learning in a supportive environment, helping you prepare for situations where your actions could truly matter.

Book your place today.

What makes a great middle leader?

It isn't about having all the answers or being the loudest voice in the room.

Great middle leaders know how to communicate clearly, build positive relationships and support their teams through change. They have the confidence to tackle difficult conversations, make informed decisions and bring people with them.

These skills don't come naturally to everyone,they're developed through experience, reflection and learning.

That's exactly what our Successful Middle Leadership programme is designed to help with. Through practical activities, discussion and shared experiences, delegates develop the confidence and skills they need to lead effectively in their own organisations.

If you're looking to invest in your leadership this September, we'd love to welcome you to one of our upcoming programmes.

Remote course starts 10 September
In-person course starts 17 September

Find out more: https://www.qetrainingacademy.org/leadershipdevelopment

NEW FOR SEPTEMBER

Our Successful Middle Leadership programme is back, and this year you can join us remotely for the first time.

Remote learning: starts 10 September
In person: starts 17 September

It's built for team leaders, supervisors and managers who want to lead with a bit more confidence and clarity, covering everything from communication and influencing to managing change and having the conversations you'd usually put off.

It is exactly the same programme either way. Just pick whichever format fits your week.
Book your place here: https://www.qetrainingacademy.org/middle-leadership

With the Wimbledon Finals behind us, the world was watching two players who have spent their careers mastering not just a sport, but the art of performing under pressure. What separates the great from the very good at Wimbledon isn't always technique, it's mentality, adaptability, and the confidence that comes from excellent coaching.
Does this sound familiar? It should, because the same qualities that define a Wimbledon champion define an exceptional leader.

Composure When It Counts
The greatest players in tennis have an almost supernatural ability to reset after a bad point, stay composed in a tiebreak, and make good decisions when the stakes are highest. In the workplace, effective leaders do the same; they manage their own reactions, stay focused on outcomes, and model calm under pressure for their teams.

Strategy Beats Reaction
Every Wimbledon champion plays with a game plan. They know their opponent's weaknesses, understand court conditions, and adapt their tactics as the match evolves. Strong managers and leaders do the same; they align their teams around clear goals, understand the wider organisational landscape, and make informed decisions rather than reactive ones.

The Role of Coaching
Behind every champion is a great coaching team. Behind every high-performing organisation is investment in leadership development. The two are not coincidental. Organisations that develop their leaders consistently outperform those that don't.
At QE Training Academy, our leadership and management programmes, are designed to give your managers the tools, confidence, and frameworks they need to lead effectively. Whether someone is stepping into their first management role or looking to sharpen their strategic thinking, we have a programme to support them.

This Is Your Season
Wimbledon reminds us every year that greatness is earned through dedication, coaching, and consistent practice. The same is true of great leadership. Invest in your managers now, and watch your whole organisation perform better.

Every Wimbledon champion has a great coach behind them, and great businesses are no different, strong leadership makes all the difference.

At QE Training Academy, our leadership and management courses help your team step up, communicate better, and lead with confidence.

www.qetrainingacademy.org

This Wimbledon, we're inspired not just by the incredible tennis, but by the courage of athletes (Kyrgios, Badosa and Keys) who speak openly about mental health.

Mental wellbeing matters in every walk of life, including yours and your colleagues'.

Train as a Mental Health First Aider with QE Training Academy and help create a more supportive workplace.

www.qetrainingacademy.org

A fantastic weekend of training with EF.

We were delighted to deliver First Aid training to 43 members of summer school staff, helping to equip their team with the knowledge and confidence to respond in an emergency.

A huge thank you to everyone for your enthusiasm, engagement, and commitment throughout the course. It's always rewarding to see organisations investing in the safety and wellbeing of their staff and those they support.

Well done to everyone who took part, we hope you never need to use your new skills, but if you do, you'll be ready.