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First Response Emergency Care (Level 3) (FREC®3)

First Response Emergency Care (Level 3) (FREC®3)

This widely recognised qualification builds on first aid knowledge (if you have it although not essential) but helps develop the essential skills needed to provide effective emergency care in pre-hospital and high-risk environments.

FREC® 3 is ideal for aspiring emergency care assistants, event medics, responders, security staff, and anyone looking to progress into pre-hospital or emergency response roles. Training is practical, scenario-based, and delivered by experienced professionals to ensure learners leave feeling prepared, capable, and confident.

Candidates do not need any previous qualifications or experience, but it is recommended good spoken / reading of English (for MCQ examinations and some medical terminology used in these assessments)

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Course Summary

£ 450 / per learner 
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  •  Regulated Qualification
  •  37 Guided Learning Hours (GLH) in class
  •  5 days (usually delivered over weekends)
  •  3 Year Qualification Expiry


About the Course

FREC® is a proprietary term established and owned by Qualsafe Awards. FREC refers to their suite of pre-hospital care qualifications that once had a pathway from Responder to Paramedic in a vocational setting.

Aimed at people who intend to work beyond that aspect of a First Aider in the workplace, or workplace first aiders in higher risk environments; or individuals wishing to work as event medical staff such as emergency responders. The course is the next step in structured or regulated training in providing emergency help and support at accidents or incidents prior to the arrival of an ambulance or other support.

The course is suitable for a wide audience, including police officers, rescue, fire, door supervisors, security and event staff, close protection or locations where help could be delayed, such as rural and agricultural settings, off shore etc.

The course is the next step above first aid, and whilst titles such as 'medic', 'responder', 'event medic', 'medical support' or whatever terms get thrown about - it is important that this qualification provides training to work within a scope of practice, and not as an autonomous practitioner.

Course Entry Requirements:

Learners are required to:

  • Be 17 years of age (or older)
  • Provide photographic identification
  • Read and accept our terms and conditions 

Whilst there are no other formal entry requirements, it is recommended that learners:

  • Attend our online induction with one of our center facilitators
  • Have a good grasp of the English language (reading / speaking)
  • Have access to a laptop / device for accessing additional SCTNI training material

Learners need to inform the Centre of any additional requirements the may have that could affect their learning, or participation on the course in any way. This can be confidentially before the course, or during any communication with the Center so you can be advised of and information of your options accordingly.

Qualification Progression

Learners are able to progress on to other pre-hospital care qualifications (depending on your requirement)


You have the options of progressing on to 

Both these qualifications add to the knowledge delivered during the FREC®3 course, with added benefits that these qualifications do not have a 3 year expiry (CPD Requirements exist) - therefore you do not need to complete a requalification course every 3 years.

Learners with existing FREC®3 Qualifications may opt to renew their qualification as a FutureQuals IREC®3 Qualification