Afya1 Academy
Short, practical courses for the public, for workplaces and for healthcare teams. Every course states its delivery, its fee and its accreditation status in plain terms, so you know what you are getting before you enquire.
Emergency preparedness, incident response and practical first aid for people who need to act before professional help arrives.
Public, schools, workplaces and community groups
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, basic life support and safe use of an automated external defibrillator.
Learners and certification candidates; certification depends on provider and course
Practical clinical technique for practitioners: assessment, procedures, escalation and safe practice.
Healthcare workers and students
Standard and transmission-based precautions, hand hygiene, waste management and outbreak response.
Healthcare and relevant workplace audiences
Workplace risk, first aid at work, occupational health practice and building a safe working environment.
Employers and staff
Population health, health promotion, disease prevention and community-based care practice.
Community groups, NGOs and health-focused learners
Digital health tools, health information systems, data literacy and responsible use of technology in care.
Healthcare, organisations and general learners
Professional practice: communication, teamwork, leadership, ethics and service quality improvement.
Communication, teamwork, leadership and service quality
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Filter by category, audience and how you would like to study. Each course shows its duration, delivery mode and fee before you enquire.
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Send an enquiry and tell us what you need. We confirm dates, venue and any entry requirements directly with you.
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Complete the course and the assessment set out on the course page. Where the course is assessed, the method is stated up front.
Most courses issue an Afya1 certificate of completion. That confirms you attended and completed the course. It is not a regulator approval, and it does not by itself meet any professional licensing requirement.
Where a course holds verified CPD accreditation, the course page names the approving body, the profession it covers, the approved points, the approval reference and the validity dates. We only publish those once an administrator has checked current evidence — we never infer accreditation from a course title or a trainer's credentials.
Accreditation can lapse. If a course's approval is withdrawn or expires, we update the course status rather than leaving a stale claim in place. If you checked a course some time ago and are relying on its CPD status, confirm with us before booking.
No, and we do not imply that it is. Every course states its accreditation status explicitly. Where a course is not accredited, it issues an Afya1 certificate of completion only, which is not regulator approval and does not confer a professional licence.
Only courses whose CPD status has been verified against current evidence show CPD points. Those courses display the approving body, the profession covered, the approved points, the approval reference and the validity dates. Everything else shows the status we have actually verified.
Yes. Send an enquiry and choose "Training for my organisation", tell us roughly how many people and what you need covered, and we will come back with what is available.
Use the trainer and course proposal form. Tell us about your qualifications, the course you want to run, and any CPD accreditation you are claiming with supporting evidence. We review every proposal before anything is published.
Both. Each course lists its delivery mode, so you can see at a glance whether it runs in person, live online, self-paced online, or as a blend.
Ask us about a course, training for your organisation, or proposing a course of your own. We read every message.