Academy

A selection of our high demand courses

Dedicated to providing expert pre-hospital care training

The CMS Training Academy is built to equip future responders, clinicians and instructors with the skills and confidence to thrive in real-world medical environments. Our Academy delivers accredited, career-focused training led by active frontline professionals.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to progress within pre-hospital care, our courses are designed to move you forward. From entry-level qualifications to instructor pathways, our training is practical, hands-on, and focused on what matters most: patient care, teamwork and clinical competence.

frequently asked questions

What types of training courses do you offer?

We offer a wide range of clinical and non-clinical training, including FREC 3, FREC 4, FREUC 5, blue light driving (CERAD), teaching, assessing & IQA qualifications and CPD sessions. These courses support progression from first responder to advanced clinician or trainer and assessor.

We offer both. Our training packages combine key qualifications (e.g., FREC 3, FREC 4 and blue light driving) for those aiming to become Emergency Care Assistants or Technicians. View all of our training packages here.
Yes. We can deploy HCPC-registered paramedics, nurses, doctors, and advanced care practitioners as needed. These clinicians are trained in pre-hospital emergency care and can manage critical incidents on-site.
Our courses are led by experienced clinical educators, including practicing paramedics, technicians and advanced clinicians. You’re learning from people actively working on the front lines, who bring real-world experience into the classroom.
Our training centre, located at our headquarters in Nottingham, includes three dedicated classrooms and outdoor space for scenario-based learning. We also have realistic setups using vehicles, training mannequins and simulated casualty scenes to prepare learners for real emergencies.
Yes. Many of our clinicians take the AET and CAVA courses to become certified instructors and assessors. This allows them to teach and assess others on qualifications like FREC 3 and 4, helping to grow the next generation of responders.