Who Should Take this Basic Emergency Life Support Course?
Who Should Take this Basic Emergency Life Support Course?
Who Should Take this Basic Emergency Life Support Course?
This course suits new career starters who want a solid knowledge base, and it helps staff who need a current unit and a timely refresh.It is valuable for people who may be first on scene at home, at work, or in the community – and it fits roles where fast first steps keep people safe.
How the Blended Learning Model Runs
How the Blended Learning Model Runs
You study on a phone or a computer, and you then attend a short, hands-on session where you practise skills and show what you know.
You move at your own pace before class, and then you lock in the skills with guided practice drills so the steps feel natural.
RTO Registration and Assessment Standards
Skillmate is a Registered Training Organisation, and each unit lists the official code and standard methods of assessment.
Trainers follow clear rules and stick to reasonable timeframes. Feedback is plain and quick. Your result is recorded based on national standards, and your statement is issued once all checks are done.
What you Practise and Prove on the day
What you Practise and Prove on the day
What you Practise and Prove on the day
You learn to scan a scene fast and act in a logical order of steps – learn what to do while help is on the way. You leave with calm words to use with bystanders, and with a simple checklist you can use when stress rises. You will cover:
What You Practise and Prove on the day
What You Practise and Prove on the day
What You Practise and Prove on the day
You learn to scan a scene fast and act in a logical order of steps – learn what to do while help is on the way. You leave with calm words to use with bystanders, and with a simple checklist you can use when stress rises. You will cover:
Timings, Venues, and What to Expect
Timings, Venues, and What to Expect
Sessions stay short and focused so you can fit them around work and family commitments. You see exactly how long each part takes before you commit.
Evening and weekend options are available to help with planning your week, and dates and venues are shown before you book.
Your Assessment Steps and Certificate
When you meet the standard, you receive:
Statement of Attainment: HLTAID010 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support.
Trainers give plain feedback on the day so you know where you stand. You will complete a short knowledge check, demonstrate basic life support, and show safe CPR and AED use.
Course Entry and Physical Requirements
You need a USI (Unique Student Identifier) and remember to bring a photo ID.
The standard for assessment stays the same for everyone. You will need to kneel on the floor and perform chest compressions. Please tell the team before class if kneeling is hard for you.
Wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes, and bring any daily meds you may need. Simple adjustments are possible and may help you take part with confidence.
Bring These to your Training Session
Parking and access details are sent along with your booking email. Try to arrive 10 minutes early to sign in and get settled in time.
Pick a Date and Secure your Spot
Pick a Date and Secure your Spot
Choose a date and location. Your confirmation email includes the steps and links you need. If you have any questions, please reach out to us.
Payment options are shown at checkout, and receipts arrive right away. If you need help with the USI, simple guidance is provided, and links are included in the email.
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