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Nationally Recognised Training RTO 46469

Nationally recognised training

First aid and CPR training — be ready to save a life

Would you know what to do in an emergency? Gain the confidence and the skills to respond effectively when every second counts.

From $55 · Certificate issued on successful completion

A student practising chest compressions on a CPR manikin during a training session.

Hands on a manikin in the first 20 minutes

What you'll learn

Our courses include

Every course is built around doing, not watching. You leave able to act.

  • CPR training

    Compressions, rescue breaths and defibrillator use, drilled until the rhythm is automatic.

  • Provide first aid

    Bleeding, burns, fractures, choking, asthma and anaphylaxis — the incidents that actually happen.

  • Basic emergency response

    How to assess a scene, prioritise a casualty and hand over cleanly when the ambulance arrives.

  • Practical, hands-on training

    Manikins, scenarios and repetition. You practise on the day, not just watch a slideshow.

  • Certificate on completion

    A nationally recognised Statement of Attainment issued once you complete the course successfully.

A trainee positioning an adult CPR manikin's airway, with an infant manikin beside it for paediatric practice.
Inside the training room

This is what the day looks like

No stock photography. Manikins, defibrillators, a trainer at your shoulder and a floor you will spend a fair bit of time on.

  • A workplace group in a training room, each person practising chest compressions on their own CPR manikin.

    Workplace groups train together, on their own manikins.

  • A training defibrillator beside a CPR manikin with the pads already placed on its chest.

    A real defibrillator on every table, not a photo of one.

  • Students kneeling on the floor performing chest compressions on manikins while a trainer coaches them.

    Compressions on the floor, where you would really do them.

  • A trainer guiding a student as they place defibrillator pads on a CPR manikin.

    A trainer at your shoulder for every skill you are assessed on.

Who it's for

This course suits

If your role puts you near people, it puts you near emergencies. These are the people we train most.

  • NDIS support workers
  • Aged care workers
  • Childcare educators
  • Teachers
  • Security personnel
  • Construction workers
  • Sports coaches
  • Parents, carers and community members
The action plan

DRSABCD, drilled until you don't have to think

Every course is built around the same seven steps. By the end of the day you can run them in order, under pressure, without a prompt.

  1. Danger

    Check the scene is safe for you, for bystanders and then for the casualty.

  2. Response

    Talk and touch. Squeeze the shoulders and ask for a name.

  3. Send for help

    Call triple zero (000) and put the phone on speaker so your hands stay free.

  4. Airway

    Open the airway and clear it if anything is blocking it.

  5. Breathing

    Look, listen and feel for ten seconds. Not breathing normally means start CPR.

  6. CPR

    Thirty compressions to two breaths, and keep going until help takes over.

  7. Defibrillation

    Attach the defibrillator as soon as one arrives and follow its prompts.

  8. Practise it, don't just read it.

    Reading the steps takes a minute. Doing them when it counts takes a day of training.

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A trainer demonstrating chest compressions on a manikin while a small group of students watches.
Why train with us

Training worth the day off

Anyone can hand out a certificate. We would rather you left knowing what to do.

  • Experienced, qualified trainers

    Taught by people who have used these skills under pressure, not career presenters reading from a deck.

  • Interactive practical sessions

    Scenario-based work in every session, so the skills stick long after the certificate is filed away.

  • Affordable course fees

    Straightforward pricing with no booking fees, no certificate fees and no surprises at checkout.

  • Small class sizes

    Real time on the manikins for everyone, and a trainer who has the room to answer your questions.

How the day runs

One day, mostly on your feet

Theory is kept to what you need to act. The rest of the day is spent doing.

  1. Arrive and settle in

    Sign in, meet your trainer and the dozen or so people you will train alongside.

  2. The theory, kept short

    What you need to know to act, covered quickly so the room can get to the practical work.

  3. Hands on the manikins

    Compressions, rescue breaths and defibrillator pads, drilled until the rhythm is automatic.

  4. Scenarios under pressure

    Bleeding, choking, anaphylaxis and an unresponsive casualty, run as they happen in real life.

  5. Practical assessment

    You show your trainer each skill. No written exam to sit on your own.

  6. Certificate issued

    Your Statement of Attainment is issued once you have completed the course successfully.

Which course do I need?

Compare the three courses

Not sure whether you need the full qualification or just the CPR refresher? Check what your employer asks for, then pick the row that matches.

Comparison of the CPR, First Aid, and combined First Aid and CPR courses by content, who each suits, how often it should be renewed, and price.
CourseCPRProvide first aidBest forRenewPrice
CPRCPR is included in the CPR courseProvide first aid is not included in the CPR courseThe annual refresher on its own.Recommended every 12 months$55
First AidCPR is not included in the First Aid courseProvide first aid is included in the First Aid courseProvide First Aid without the CPR unit.Recommended every 3 years$90
First Aid & CPRMost bookedCPR is included in the First Aid & CPR courseProvide first aid is included in the First Aid & CPR courseWhat most workplaces ask new staff for.CPR yearly, first aid every 3 years$130

Renewal periods are the industry recommendation. Your employer or regulator may ask for something different — check with them if you are not sure.

Course fees

Simple, affordable pricing

One price per course. No booking fees, and no charge for your certificate.

Most booked

First Aid & CPR

The full qualification most workplaces ask for.

$130

  • Provide First Aid
  • CPR included
  • Basic emergency response
  • Certificate on completion
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First Aid

Provide First Aid on its own.

$90

  • Provide First Aid
  • Practical assessment
  • Certificate on completion
Book this course

CPR

The annual refresher, done in a few hours.

$55

  • CPR and defibrillator use
  • Practical assessment
  • Certificate on completion
Book this course
A trainer guiding a student as they place defibrillator pads on a CPR manikin.
Before you arrive

Four things to bring

Sort these out and the day runs smoothly. Turn up without a USI and we cannot issue your certificate.

  • Photo ID and your USI

    Bring photo identification and your Unique Student Identifier. We cannot issue a nationally recognised certificate without a USI — create one free at usi.gov.au.

  • Clothes you can kneel in

    You will spend real time on the floor beside a manikin. Wear something comfortable and flat shoes.

  • Your pre-course work

    If you booked a blended course, finish the online theory before the day. Bring the completion email.

  • Ten minutes up your sleeve

    Arrive a little early so sign-in does not eat into your practical time.

A well-used first aid kit bag on a worksite.
Group bookings

Training for workplaces and organisations

We run on-site sessions for teams, scheduled around your shifts so nobody loses a day travelling. Tell us how many people you need certified and we will build the day around them.

Be prepared. Be confident.

Be the person who can make a difference. Book your training today.