First Aid at Work (FAW) courses and Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) courses are different in what they cover and how long they take. FAW courses are longer and cover more topics, lasting three days. They’re for higher-risk workplaces and teach advanced skills like dealing with life-threatening conditions and serious injuries. EFAW courses are shorter, just one day, and cover basic skills like CPR, Unresponsive Casualties, Choking and severe bleeding. They’re for lower-risk places like offices. Both are important for workplace safety, but they’re for different situations and it depends on your employers ‘first aid needs assessment’.