Whiteleaf Training Ltd, based on Milton Park,Abingdon is a new venture set up by Robert Seaman, formerly Director of Operations for Oxfordshire NHS Ambulance Serviceand qualified nurse Sarah Seaman. Sarah has been teaching a variety of subjects within the care sector initially for the British Red Cross and later independently, for over 15 years.
Whiteleaf Training Ltd provides professional, experienced First Aid training. We can help companies needing to meet their "first aid at work" commitments as well as individuals needing to comply with requirements from regulatory bodies such as OFSTED. We can also help community groups and individuals meet their requirements for training.
As a company we started with a set of core values and beliefs which we are developing as we grow. Our ethos is..
For our students:
Learning is more effective when it is fun
Before you have practiced, the theory is useless. After you have practiced the theory is obvious
For our purchasers:
The benefits of a local, personal, direct contact relationship with people experienced in their field.
The support of a complimentary reminder service to correspond with your buying systems.
Our Quality Assurance programme:
Approval from the Health and Safety Executive is a new development for us in 2007, we can now provide training in line with the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations.
Membership of the First Aid at Work Council
All our trainers have extensive skills and knowledge about the provision of first aid and their training style matches our ethos.
Planned developments :
Membership of the National Paediatric Association.
Inclusion on the Oxfordshire County Council Approved Training Provider list for first aid for child carers
Our commitment to supporting the community:
We offer accessible training to community groups and individuals.
We are supporting alocal not for profit organisationPassionate Pink who are working with Macmillan Cancer Support to raise funds to provide a breast cancer nurse for Oxfordshire
We are ensuring that our systems and training meet the government initiative on cutting paperwork.
