First Aid Course Western Australia

To keep our training costs down a large component of our courses are completed as theory at home prior to the class. And by not supplying refreshments on the day of training we are able to keep our prices low and offer student pricing for all.

It also means we can focus on the fun stuff on the day of the class, and incorporate more practical exercises and assessments rather than a theory-based class environment.

Our courses are nationally accredited and are the same courses delivered nationally by any other RTO (Registered Training Organisation) provider. All of our courses must follow the ARC guidelines if delivered in Australia to make them compliant.

If you need a general First Aid qualification, we recommend the HLTAID011 Provide first aid. This also includes CPR qualification. The Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) recommends updating this qualification every 3 years.

If you want to update CPR qualification then we recommend HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) recommends updating this qualification annually.

If you are looking for a first aid qualification to work in the childcare and education industry and require Anaphylaxis and Asthma training ONLY, you should consider HLTAID012 Provide an emergency first aid response in education and care setting.

If you are working with children in Victoria, you are also be required to obtain first aid training qualifications in Asthma and Anaphylaxis. You need to check with the employer before enrolling, so that the client gets the proper training for their circumstance.

**** Please note that you still need to confirm with your employer first what qualification you need to take before you book in a class ****

The pre-study consists of multiple choice questions which can be done online.

Pre-study takes on average 5-8 hours. 95% of students prefer the online method (as opposed to attending another day) as it is convenient and cost effective.

Online First Aid courses are not accredited, so they can’t be used for certification or employment purposes. The First Aid course assessment requires practical demonstration of CPR. This means that you will have to use an actual manekin, which is not available online for any reason and can only be found at real life training courses.

Yes. Your first aid certificate will state that you’re qualified to provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) because it’s part of the training for those who have obtained their certification.

Defibrillation training is now a component of the 009 course, there is no longer a stand alone 22101VIC course

Our statement (certificate) will be emailed upon successful completion after 7pm the same day for morning classes, or next day for afternoon classes.

Your first aid qualifications will not expire. However, it is recommended that you update your qualification for First Aid every 3 years.

Most workplaces will require staff to have updated qualifications and because course codes can change every 2-3 years it is usually a requirement that first aiders hold a qualification for a current course.

CPR First Aid essential service and still able to deliver first aid and CPR courses. We are actively monitoring advice from the Australian Government, the Chief Medical Office and the Australian First Aid Training Council in relation to Coronavirus (COVID-19) and precautions we must put in place to ensure client health and safety in our classes.

We have implemented and encouraged clients to adhere witrh our stringent hygiene practices:

– hand washing / sanitising (20 second hand washing) before and after entering the class
– hand washing / sanitising after touching any equipment
– handwashing / sanitising is also enforced if a learner touches any personal belongings, such as a mobile phone, in the class environment
– sanitised surfaces and equipment with antibacterial sprays

While online CPR courses may discuss the knowledge and skills, certification in Western Australia typically requires a practical in-person assessment. It is recommended to complete the necessary practical training for a valid CPR certification.

Yes, HLTAID011 Provide First Aid is equivalent to HLTAID003 Provide First Aid. HLTAID011 replaced HLTAID003 and covers the same essential first aid skills and knowledge.

A CPR certificate in Western Australia has a validity period of 1 year. It is recommended to renew your certification annually to ensure up-to-date knowledge and skills.

The cost of a CPR course in Western Australia can range from $40.50 to $101, depending on the training provider. Please note that prices may vary.

Yes, anyone can perform CPR in an emergency situation, even without certification. It is encouraged to receive proper training and certification for better knowledge and skills in administering CPR.

A CPR certificate in Western Australia has a validity of 12 months, depending on the specific course undertaken.

HLTAID002 (Provide Basic Emergency Life Support) focuses on basic emergency response skills, while HLTAID003 (Provide First Aid) covers a broader range of first aid knowledge and skills, including CPR.

HLTAID004 (Provide an Emergency First Aid Response in an Education and Care Setting) is specifically tailored for childcare environments in Western Australia, while HLTAID003 (Provide First Aid) is a general first aid qualification.

HLTAID010 is a more advanced course that covers the management of complex first aid situations, while HLTAID009 focuses on providing basic CPR and first aid skills.

HLTAID003 certification is valid for three years in Western Australia, after which it needs to be renewed by completing a refresher course to ensure knowledge and skills are up to date.

HLTAID011 certification in Western Australia is valid for three years. After that period, individuals need to undertake a refresher course to maintain their knowledge and skills up to date.

Yes, HLTAID001 certification in Western Australia expires. It is recommended to renew the certification every three years by completing a refresher course to stay updated with current first aid practices.

The duration of a first aid course in Western Australia can vary depending on the specific program. Courses typically range from a few hours to 1 day with CPR First Aid RTO NO 21903.

The cost of a first aid course in Western Australia can vary depending on the level of certification. Prices typically range from $80.50 to $181. It is recommended to check with CPR First Aid RTO NO 21903 for specific pricing details.

While online first aid courses are available in Western Australia, it is important to note that participants are generally required to complete a practical assessment at a training centre for certification validity.

HLTAID011 is the updated version that replaced HLTAID003. The main difference is that HLTAID011 includes additional training and content to align with current best practices in first aid and CPR.

HLTAID003 Provide First Aid certification in Western Australia is valid for three years. It is important to renew the certification before it expires to ensure up-to-date skills and knowledge.

A Level 1 first aid course in Western Australia typically lasts for about 1 to 4 hours, depending on the specific content covered in the course.

The first aid allowance in Western Australia can vary depending on factors such as the industry, employer, and specific circumstances. It is recommended to check with your employer or relevant authorities for accurate information.

Yes, a first aid certificate is worth it as it equips individuals with essential life-saving skills and knowledge that can make a significant difference in emergency situations, both at home and in the community.

No, CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is a specific life-saving technique used to maintain blood circulation and breathing, while first aid encompasses a broader range of medical assistance and emergency care techniques.

Yes, you may be eligible to claim the cost of a first aid course on your tax return in Australia. It is best to consult with the local tax professional for further details.

Yes, depending on the specific circumstances, individuals may be eligible for Centrelink support for online courses. It is recommended to check with Centrelink for eligibility criteria and requirements.

Yes, first aid certificates in Western Australia generally expire after three years. It is important to renew your certificate before it expires to ensure its validity.

HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting are both first aid courses. HLTAID012 focuses on providing first aid in educational and childcare environments.

HLTAID003 (Provide First Aid) and HLTAID004 (Provide an Emergency First Aid Response in an Education and Care Setting) are both first aid courses, but HLTAID004 includes training tailored for the needs of education and childcare environments.

Yes, HLTAID004 is equivalent to HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting in Western Australia. The latter is the latest course code.

Yes, HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting includes first aid training specifically tailored for the education and care setting in Western Australia.

Yes, HLTAID011 Provide First Aid replaces HLTAID003 in Western Australia. HLTAID011 encompasses the same knowledge and skills required for first aid response.

HLTAID011 Provide First Aid certification is valid for three years in Western Australia. It is recommended to renew the certification before it expires to ensure ongoing competency in first aid skills.

A first aid certification course completed in 2020 will only be valid until 2023. HLTAID003 has been replaced by HLTAID011 Provide First Aid. HLTAID011 is the current unit of competency for first aid training in Western Australia.

HLTAID011 Provide First Aid is considered equivalent to level 2 in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Yes, HLTAID011 Provide First Aid includes Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training in Western Australia as part of the course. Participants learn essential CPR techniques along with other first aid skills.

HLTAID004 Provide an Emergency First Aid Response in an Education and Care Setting in Western Australia is recommended to be regularly renewed every 3 years. It is important to note that HLTAID012 replaces HLTAID004 with the current standards.

HLTAID003 includes HLTAID002. HLTAID003 (Provide First Aid) encompasses all the content covered in HLTAID002 (Provide Basic Emergency Life Support) and expands upon it with additional first aid training.

HLTAID003 (Provide First Aid) and HLTAID004 (Provide an Emergency First Aid Response in an Education and Care Setting) are both first aid courses, but HLTAID004 specifically focuses on first aid in childcare environments.