How to become a paramedic in the UK | Ambulance Service Route (Apprenticeship)

🚑 Ready to embark on a life-saving career as a paramedic in the UK? This comprehensive guide will walk you through the essential steps to become a paramedic through the ambulance service route! 🎓
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0:00 - Introduction
1:02 - Step 1 - Application process
2:16 - Step 2 - Pre-Course requirements
2:51 - Step 3 - Course Structure
6:13 - Pro's & Cons
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[@skyalinawaz5937]

Hello dear! Thanks for uploading videos, which are really very helpful for the people who are interested in to be a paramedic

[@skyalinawaz5937]

I've UK's driving licence anyway(full manual pass driving licence since 2018 ). I'm going to do the exam for the C1 driving licence as well .

[@skyalinawaz5937]

I'm a security officer (door supervisor) . I'm working in the security sector for the last 5 years. I don't have GCSE science subjects qualification, unfortunately.

[@angushuddy4600]

Ive just done my ECA training, station induction was today and first shift tomorrow! They seem to prefer (non-uni) to go via ECA level first (6 week medical course + 4 week blue lights) then after a year of experience you'd get offered an upskill course to technician level. There was a technician apprentiship course going on at the same time, however many were saying its the last one. I havent got my C1 yet (practical next week). You have 3 months after initial training to get it, and you need it for the 4 week blue light course.

[@Mist_878]

Hi there, just a quick question. I want to change careers and looking into paramedics. What route would you advise I take. And I wish you well !

[@skyalinawaz5937]

Please tell me the ways/routes, how can I get enrolled for a paramedic technician

[@skyalinawaz5937]

Please, please guide me , I really need your intention, advise. I mean, I need your suggestions to become a paramedic technician

[@nevebourne4004]

My closest ambulance service only offers the student paramedic course for internals only. Is there a away to become an app without going to uni?

[@paratube999]

The AAP course doesn’t require you to go to university. A few trusts run the AAP programme and some private providers also do the course, but the AAP course is specifically designed for progression on to a paramedic course, so it’s worth checking what processes the private companies have in place. I presume they are only companies that have NHS frontline contracts and you do your practical hours on the frontline with the private company

[@ervingerebenes1345]

I dont have driving licence😢

[@paratube999]

@@ervingerebenes1345 definitely need that either route

[@roseobeng4523]

what age can u become a paramedic

[@paratube999]

18

[@blunderbustxl600]

Very Useful 😎👍

[@paratube999]

Glad you think so!