Epilepsy Society's in-person and live online training courses
Our training courses are aimed at those who care for adults with epilepsy. Learn about the causes of epilepsy, how epilepsy is diagnosed, seizure triggers, first aid for different types of seizures (including clips of real seizures), how to manage risks, psychosocial issues, and how to administer emergency medication. All our training is in-person or live online, giving opportunity to ask questions. See below for information on the training we offer.
Looking for group bookings? We offer flexible training options to suit your needs. Training can be delivered either face-to-face at your location or live, online. Please contact us directly to discuss your requirements, receive a quote, and arrange a booking. Complete our enquiry form, call 01494 601 438, or email ES.Training@epilepsysociety.org.uk
Looking to book individual places? We run regular live, online training courses where you can book a place and learn alongside other delegates. Please see the online booking options below for upcoming course options and dates.
"I think the whole course was excellent and has given me so much information, awareness, understanding and confidence. The trainer was excellent; her pace, technical ability and efficiency in dealing with any questions were all first class"
[H.B. – March 2025]
Epilepsy awareness courses
Sign up for one of our online courses below:
Joining instructions and a link to download a delegate pack are included in the payment acknowledgement email. Please see our terms and conditions of booking.
Understanding epilepsy for family and friends
Free courses providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy and how to manage different types of seizures.
Epilepsy awareness, seizure management and emergency medication (6 hours)
6-hour course providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy and how to manage different types of seizures.
Epilepsy awareness & seizure management (3 hours)
3-hour course providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy and how to manage different types of seizures.