First Aid Course Perth - Australia Wide First Aid

I received hands-on First Aid training. The facilitator was extremely knowledgeable and had years of hands-on experience. I learned how to perform CPR on an adult or a child, as well as how to administer First Aid in a variety of situations ranging from bites to amputation. Every skill learned could one day save a life.This course comes highly recommended by me.

I loved completing this course. The presenter was the best, most entertaining, most effective teacher I've ever had at a course. I have completed First Aid training before and this one provided I believe, the most retention and confidence for me so far. I'm very confident now to use these skills and this knowledge. I don't consider it an accident but due to the effective presenting skills which seemed to use many deliberate tactics to engage us. Combined with the previous online learning we were given in the lead up to attendance. Thank you so much.

It was a very informative and helpful training. I have completed a number of First Aid trying in a different place, but the session today was 100% better, as I learnt a lot of new things. The facilitator was very good and added some recourses for us to understand and learn. Nick is the best trainer I have ever met.

This was my first First Aid training. Good communication before the training day. Preparation materials and all reminders sent to keep focused and prepared. Great presenter, all clear and practical. We went above and beyond. Everyone in our group was engaged, all questions covered and necessaty skills learned and trained. Thanks.

I thoroughly enjoyed this interesting course. The content was really good and I learnt a lot. The instructor was very articulate, and delivered the course to the highest degree. She was very professional, informative, had a great sense of humour and it made the content and the whole course very memorable. I would have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending the Australia Wide First Aid Course to anyone. Money and time well spent.

Absolutely wonderful, the trainer was kind enough to take time to ask questions, double-checked to make sure everyone was ready, and provided clear, sincere, concise feedback after evaluating our performance.Everything was straightforward and clear. The environment was cosy and the trainer was incredibly friendly.Would absolutely come back just for her!

This was the best first aid course I have been on. The trainer's delivery was so clear, concise, informative and intelligent that I came away not just having ticked the box that my employment requires, but actually understanding what I was supposed to be achieving in a life-threatening emergency, in what order of priority, and why. I came away realising that a) I could make a difference in a situation like that, b) I knew how to do that, and c) that I was sufficiently confident of my training that I would be able step forward and do something. So that is a success. It has also encouraged me to find out more about first aid, and to keep on learning about it in addition to the annual refresher courses. Very good. And it is about the person delivering the training as much as the content. She was excellent.

Course was very skilfully presented, clearly and carefully articulated, and very well organised, by presenter who knew her subject in depth. Answered questions thoroughly. Great there, but downsides:_too many in the room, the fault of the mob who run the course, not the presenter's fault, so she in my view could not thoroughly assess each individual's techniques and understandings.But biggest downside was venue: a ghastly unhealthy room with no opening windows, no ventilation unless the door was opened, but when door opened a lot of disruptive noise from the adjacent gym for children. And horror! No place to make a coffee before the class, or at the break after CPR. The only possible caffeine relief was a commercial drink dispenser machine for coke etc but it did not work, and the gym operator instead of taking some care to even look at it and rectify it simply said there was a phone number on the machine to phone. i.e. throw the monkey onto my shoulders- not at all acceptable.Minor criticism: first aid book manual supplied online digitally should be able to be purchased as a hard copy so it could be referenced in the best good old fashioned way on a shelf in the workplace.So in summary skilled presenter, too many people, poor venue, manual should be as hard copy if needed.