Course Information
his Flu Vaccination training course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of seasonal influenza, the principles of vaccination, and the safe administration of intramuscular injections. Attendees will explore the science behind flu vaccines, the legal and professional frameworks that govern vaccination practice, and the safety considerations involved when vaccinating the general adult population.
During the session, participants will also demonstrate safe vaccine administration techniques in line with NMC best‑practice guidance. The course covers how to recognise and manage adverse reactions, including anaphylaxis, and how to respond confidently and appropriately in clinical situations.
This Apex training programme includes:
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National policy and vaccination schedules: Understanding current guidance and public health priorities
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The immune system and vaccine function: How vaccines work and why they are effective
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Storage and handling of vaccines: Cold chain requirements and safe preparation
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Legal aspects and documentation: Consent, record keeping, and professional accountability
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Improving immunisation rates: Strategies to promote uptake and reduce barriers
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Administration of vaccines: Intramuscular injection theory and safe practice
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Recognition and management of anaphylaxis: Identifying symptoms and responding appropriately
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Ethical and legal responsibilities: Duty of care, scope of practice, and professional standards
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Competency framework: Supporting ongoing assessment and organisational sign‑off
Who is this course for?
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Suitable for: Nurses
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Delivery method: Face-to-face / Virtual training
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Course length: ½ day
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Max attendees: 15 delegates