UKBJJA PARTNERS WITH SAFEHAVEN TO PROVIDE DISCOUNTED FIRST AID TRAINING TO MEMBERS

UKBJJA PARTNERS WITH SAFEHAVEN TO PROVIDE DISCOUNTED FIRST AID TRAINING TO MEMBERS

The United Kingdom Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Association has partnered with Safe Haven Training as an approved First Aid training provider, offering discounted courses to members across the country, year-round.

The UKBJJA requires all licensed coaches to be Emergency First Aid certified, and with a spread of over 90+ training centres across Great Britain, Safe Haven Training renders timely training accessible to all.

SAFE HAVEN TRAINING OFFER

UKBJJA referrals are to receive 25% off all Safe Haven’s open courses. The Emergency First Aid at Work (usually £110 + VAT) will be priced at just £82.50 + VAT per person.

Members wishing to book a private session for up to 12 delegates are eligible for a £50 discount reducing the £450 + VAT course cost to  £400 + VAT, weekdays or weekends.

Additionally, Safe Haven has pledged £5 per person and £15 for every private session as a charitable donation to the UKBJJA to invest in the growth of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

See here for course information and upcoming public course dates.

To book an open/public course please contact info@ukbjja.org to receive the members’ discount code for 25% off on checkout.

To book a private session at your location please mention UKBJJA when emailing info@safehaventraining.co.uk to ensure the £50 discount is applied.

ABOUT SAFE HAVEN TRAINING

Safe Haven Training specialises in delivering trusted, high quality first aid and health and safety training to individuals and organisations across the UK.

The Emergency First Aid at Work course required by UKBJJA meets Health and Safety (First Aid) 1981 Regulations to be a First Aider in a low-risk workplace. The course is accredited by their Awarding Organisation – the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB).

Choosing Safe Haven Training means the certificates you receive will be valid for 3 years, and they will automatically meet all the compliance and due diligence set out by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE).