FIRST-AID TRAINING WEBSITE BRIEF
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Updated: 25 October 2026

Use this editable brief to compare website quotes and choose the pages and enquiry routes your training business needs.
Fill in what you know. Your training team approves course, certification and credential wording.
Keep learner records, medical information and payment details in your existing operational systems.

1. THE PEOPLE YOUR WEBSITE SHOULD REACH

Business name and current website:
Which UK countries and locations do you serve?
Which audience matters most: individuals, employers, schools or another group?
Which courses or services should the first pages explain?
What should each audience do next: book a public place, request group training or ask a question?

2. YOUR COURSE INFORMATION

For each priority course, prepare:
- Approved name and description.
- Intended audience, delivery format and duration.
- Published dates, venue and accessibility information.
- Price, what it includes, and applicable VAT treatment.
- Approved certification and qualification wording.
- Any joining information learners need before booking.

Who checks and approves these details?
Who updates dates and availability, and how often?
Which content-editing method should the supplier include in the scope and handover?

3. PUBLIC BOOKINGS AND EMPLOYER ENQUIRIES

Current booking provider and public booking URL, if any:
Should the website link to the booking page or include an approved embed?
Who confirms the provider's available options, fees and consent requirements?
Which details help your team discuss employer training: course, participant count, workplace location and preferred dates?
Which inbox receives group-training enquiries?
Which existing tool handles learner registration, payments and course administration?
List any requested connection to that tool and ask the supplier to confirm feasibility and cost.

4. PAGES, PROOF AND SCOPE

List the first three pages in priority order:
Which courses can share an overview, and which need a separate page?
Which team photographs, credentials, reviews and project examples are approved for publication?
Who has permission to use each image and endorsement?
What existing URLs or downloadable joining instructions need to remain available?

For scope comparison: Turing's Launchpad starts at £2,000 for three agreed pages.
An example starting structure is a homepage, course-and-training overview and enquiry page.
Larger catalogues, booking engines, payments, enrolment accounts and learning systems receive their own scope.
Ask suppliers to itemise the build price, recurring charges, editing access and ongoing support.

5. BUDGET AND HANDOVER

Budget range and target launch:
Who approves the website and supplies the final content?
Who owns the domain, website code, booking account, hosting and measurement accounts?
What editing training and documentation should the handover include?
Who will review the website after new dates or courses are added?

6. YOUR LAUNCH CHECK

[ ] Course details and credentials match the approved wording.
[ ] Individuals and employers can find their next step on a phone.
[ ] Booking links reach the correct provider page and course.
[ ] A controlled test employer enquiry reaches the intended inbox.
[ ] Content editing and responsibilities are demonstrated to your team.
[ ] Existing important URLs have appropriate redirects where needed.
[ ] Canonicals, sitemap and Search Console ownership are checked.
[ ] Analytics respects consent and measures the agreed website actions.
[ ] Page count, account ownership and recurring charges are recorded.

TO DISCUSS YOUR WEBSITE BRIEF WITH TURING

Open turingwebsites.com/contact?enquiry=first-aid-training-providers#enquiry and paste the main points into your message.