Frequently Asked Questions

Yes – it’s CPD-certified, meaning it meets Continuing Professional Development standards recognised across the UK healthcare sector.

It’s possible, yes. While the course doesn’t guarantee a job, it gives you the skills and certification many employers look for. Some learners have gone on to NHS or private phlebotomy roles, especially when combined with care experience or volunteering.

No – the course is suitable for beginners and experienced learners alike. We teach everything from the basics, with full hands-on practice.

Yes – you'll be trained and assessed on how to do it safely and correctly using clinical-grade equipment. We teach you to the standard expected in practice, but employers may require additional workplace sign-off.

Yes – NHS employers do accept CPD-accredited courses as evidence of skill development, especially for support worker, HCA, or trainee roles. However, each Trust has its own recruitment criteria.

It’s a one-day intensive course with theory and practical elements. Some providers offer a half-day refresher or bundle with extra topics.

Yes – upon successful completion, you'll receive a CPD certificate with your name, course title, and accreditation number.

Absolutely. This course is a solid foundation for those planning to offer IV drips, glutathione, or PRP in aesthetic clinics (with additional qualifications or supervision).

Insurance depends on your job role and employer. Most employers will have you covered under their policy once you’re deemed competent in their workplace. If you're going into private practice, you’ll need your own insurance.

We offer continued advice on job applications, career pathways, and referrals where possible. You can always reach out for guidance after completing the course.

Just yourself, a notepad, and a form of ID. All training materials and equipment are provided. Dress comfortably – uniforms are optional.