If you're looking to book a first aid course in Perth with a reputable trainer, Allens Training has got you covered. They've been helping Aussies learn first aid since 2003 and have a proven track record of delivering top-notch courses. Course options include First Aid, CPR, childcare first aid, advanced first aid, remote first aid, and workplace training - to name a few.
Got a rostered role that requires CPR renewal? Or maybe you're looking for a certificate to get access to a particular site? Whatever the reason, Allens Training has a Perth first aid course that will match your needs - unit code, location and schedule.
As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 90909), Allens Training has worked with training partners to deliver first aid and CPR courses across Australia. Last year alone, they issued over 443,000 first aid certificates.
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HLTAID009 – Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation – is a nationally recognised unit designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in emergency situations. This essential training teaches participants how to respond quickly and effectively when someone experiences cardiac arrest, ensuring that life-saving actions can be taken bef...
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HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid – is a nationally recognised unit designed to equip individuals with the essential skills and knowledge needed to provide a first aid response in a variety of situations. This comprehensive training covers the practical techniques required to manage medical emergencies such as injuries, illnesses, and accidents, offering participants the confidence to act promptly and...
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The Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting unit is a specialised course designed to equip educators, childcare workers, and support staff with the essential skills and knowledge required to respond to first aid emergencies in environments where children and infants are present. This nationally recognised training focuses on managing common injuries, illnesses, and accidents that can oc...
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The unit UETDRMP010 – Provide First Aid in an ESI Environment – equips individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to deliver first aid in the unique and high-risk environments of the Electricity Supply Industry (ESI). This unit is essential for workers in roles such as electrical lineworkers, technicians, and field service staff, where quick and effective first aid response is critical to...
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The unit HLTAID014 – Provide Advanced First Aid – equips individuals with the comprehensive skills and knowledge required to provide an advanced level of first aid response in a wide range of emergencies. This unit is ideal for individuals working in high-risk environments such as construction, mining, sports, healthcare, and community services, where enhanced first aid capabilities are necessary....
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The unit set HLTSS00068 – Occupational First Aid Skill Set – provides individuals with advanced first aid skills and knowledge to manage workplace emergencies and administer high-level care in a wide range of critical situations. This skill set is ideal for workplace first aid officers, safety supervisors, and team leaders in industries such as construction, mining, manufacturing, and large corpor...
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The unit HLTAID016 – Manage First Aid Services and Resources – equips individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively coordinate and manage first aid services, including the allocation and maintenance of resources, in a workplace or community setting. This unit is ideal for workplace safety officers, health and safety managers, and team leaders responsible for overseeing first a...
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The unit HLTAID013 – Provide First Aid in Remote or Isolated Site – equips individuals with the specialised skills and knowledge to deliver first aid in challenging, remote, or isolated environments where access to emergency services may be delayed. This unit is essential for individuals working or travelling in areas such as remote worksites, wilderness locations, or rural communities, where imme...
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The "Express First Aid and Advanced Resuscitation" course set, covering units HLTAID011 and HLTAID015, is designed for individuals seeking fast-tracked, comprehensive training in emergency first aid and advanced resuscitation techniques. This course is ideal for professionals in healthcare, emergency services, or high-risk industries who need to respond quickly and effectively to medical emergenci...
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The "First Aid and Anaphylaxis" course set, consisting of units HLTAID011 and 22578VIC, is designed to equip participants with the essential skills needed to respond to general first aid emergencies and manage severe allergic reactions. This training is ideal for individuals working in childcare, education, or any environment where the ability to respond to medical emergencies, particularly anaphy...
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The Provide First Aid and Basic Oxygen Administration course, which includes HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and 22575VIC Provide Basic Oxygen Administration, is designed to equip participants with essential first aid skills and the ability to safely administer oxygen in emergencies. This course is ideal for individuals working in healthcare, community services, or any environment where basic first ai...
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The Remote First Aid & Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy course, which includes HLTAID013 Provide First Aid in Remote or Isolated Sites and HLTAID015 Provide Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy, is designed to equip participants with the critical skills needed to manage medical emergencies in remote or challenging environments. This course is ideal for outdoor professionals, remo...
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The First Aid & Manual Handling for Personal Care Workers course, which includes HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and HLTWHS005 Conduct Manual Tasks Safely, is designed to equip personal care workers with the essential skills needed to respond to medical emergencies and safely perform manual handling tasks. This course is ideal for individuals working in aged care, disability support, or healthcare...
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The Remote Advanced First Aid Course, which includes the units HLTAID013 Provide First Aid in Remote or Isolated Sites, HLTAID014 Provide Advanced First Aid, and HLTAID015 Provide Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy, is designed to equip individuals with advanced first aid skills tailored to remote and challenging environments. This course is ideal for those working in remote areas such as o...
View CourseThe Course in Basic Oxygen Administration for First Aid (22575VIC) is a nationally recognised training program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to safely administer oxygen in emergency situations. This course is essential for those working in environments such as healthcare, emergency response, sports, and community services, where oxygen administration can be a...
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This course set, combining HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation and UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live LV panel, delivers essential training for individuals working in high-risk environments where electrical hazards and medical emergencies may occur. Together, these units equip participants with the confidence and skills to respond effectively to life-threatening situations, en...
View CourseThis course set, combining HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live LV panel, delivers the essential skills and knowledge required to respond to a wide range of emergencies, while also meeting industry requirements for electrical safety and low voltage rescue. Together, these nationally recognised units provide participants with comprehensive training in first aid resp...
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The Non-Accredited First Aid Information Session provides participants with essential knowledge of first aid practices, helping them understand how to respond to common emergency situations. This session is ideal for individuals looking to gain basic awareness of first aid without the need for hands-on training or formal accreditation. It is suited for community members, parents, caregivers, and w...
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The Non-Accredited Baby Talk - First Aid Awareness course is designed to provide parents, caregivers, and expectant parents with essential first aid knowledge and skills to respond to common infant emergencies. This course focuses on increasing awareness and confidence in handling situations involving babies and young children in home or community settings. Throughout the course, participants will...
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The Non-Accredited First Aid Training course is designed to equip individuals with essential life-saving skills and basic emergency response techniques. While not formally accredited, this course provides comprehensive, practical knowledge on how to respond to common first aid situations, making it an excellent option for anyone looking to increase their confidence and ability to help in emergenci...
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The Pool Lifeguard (Pre-requisite: Provide First Aid) course set, including units HLTAID011, HLTAID009, SISCAQU019, SISCAQU020, SISCAQU021, and SISCAQU022, is designed to train individuals in the essential skills required to work as a certified pool lifeguard. This comprehensive training is ideal for those responsible for maintaining the safety of swimmers and managing emergencies in aquatic envir...
View CoursePerth is a bustling city with a lot of different workplaces and communities - from the CBD to major resources head offices, schools, childcare centres, healthcare services, sporting clubs and coastal communities. Having good first aid skills is essential in all of these settings.
A lot of people booking first aid training in Perth need access from places like Perth Station, Elizabeth Quay, Murray Street Mall, Hay Street Mall, East Perth, West Perth, Northbridge, Subiaco, Leederville, Victoria Park, South Perth, Cannington, Joondalup and Fremantle.
Allens Training helps Perth people find a course that suits their needs for:
You might learn things like CPR, how to use an AED, first aid responses for emergency situations, and what to do while you're waiting for the paramedics to arrive.
Perth people have a range of first aid courses to choose from. The best one for you will depend on your work, study, site access requirements, licence needs or what your employer is asking for.
Best for: Workplace first aiders, students, volunteers, coaches, carers and anyone else who needs a good general first aid qualification.
HLTAID011 Provide First Aid is one of the most popular first aid courses, and it teaches you CPR, basic emergency life support, and how to manage common injuries and illnesses.
This course includes:
Best for: If you need a CPR update every 12 months, or if you work in a place where you'll need to use an AED, this is the course for you. It's great for fitness workers, carers, health support roles, FIFO workers and site-based staff.
HLTAID009 will teach you how to use CPR and an AED to help someone who's not breathing.
Best for: If you just want a simple first aid course that covers the basics, then this is the one. HLTAID010 is a great choice for people who want entry-level first aid knowledge.
Best for: If you work in childcare, are an educator, or work in a school or outside school hours care setting, this is the course for you. HLTAID012 teaches you how to provide first aid for children and teenagers, and covers situations that might happen in your workplace.
Best for: If you are in a high-risk job, or if your workplace needs you to have a bit more advanced emergency skills, this could be the course for you.
Advanced first aid is great for construction teams, resources workers, event staff, sport clubs, community service teams and workplaces that might need to deal with more serious incidents.
Best for: If you have a job that requires you to have a bit more advanced resuscitation skills, this could be the course for you.
Advanced resuscitation may teach you a bit more about airways, oxygen, and emergency responses, depending on the course you choose.
Best for: If you work in a remote area, or if you spend a lot of time away from the city, this is the course for you. Remote first aid will teach you how to help someone who has an injury or illness in a place where help might be a long way away.
Best for: If you need to respond to electrical incidents or have to meet a specific safety requirement in your role, this could be the course for you.
LVR CPR options are great for electrical workers and anyone else who needs to know how to rescue someone from a low voltage electrical accident.
Best for: If you're a manager, carer, team leader or work in a place where you want your staff to be able to spot mental health concerns, this is the course for you. Mental health training is different from physical first aid, and will help you notice warning signs and know how to get someone to the right help.
If your employer has named a course code, book that course.
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Workplace first aid - HLTAID011 Provide First Aid - for jobs that need First Aid training in general , and for yearly CPR renewals too. Also suitable for work in childcare or schools
HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation - useful for yearly CPR updates, and is often what people book for Childcare or school work - HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting - a course especially designed for people who work with children and need some basic first aid skills
HLTAID010 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support - the core emergency skills that everyone should know.
Higher risk work - HLTAID011 Provide First Aid - adds more to your first aid response skills, and also extra training for resuscitation.
Remote or regional work - HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation is extra helpful if medical help might take a while to arrive.
Electrical work - if you need both CPR and LVR (Low Voltage Rescue) skills.
Team training - generally useful for Perth businesses and staff groups.
Don't get caught out - check the details before you sign up. Course prices, dates, times, and venues can change.
Before booking, have a look at:
Checking these things upfront can save you time and make sure you book the right course.
Need to book soon? Check for Perth dates first, then pick the right course.
Perth is a big place, so you're going to need to figure out where the nearest course is depending on how you travel and where you work. Some people want a course in the CBD near public transport. Others prefer training closer to the coast, the northside or southside, in the eastern suburbs.
If you're working or studying in the city, this might be the perfect course location for you.
This includes office workers, students, retail staff, and people travelling by train, bus, or ferry.
Some Perth CBD courses are available near:
Government workers, office teams, and people working near the river or Optus Stadium might find a course in East Perth suits them best.
First aid skills will be useful for event settings, sports venues, public spaces, and visitor-facing roles.
Resource companies, corporate teams, and health workers with offices in the west might prefer a course in West Perth.
People who work in hospitality, events, retail, and the late-night scene might prefer a course in the heart of the action.
Subiaco and Leederville are also an option for healthcare workers, students, hospitality staff, and sport clubs.
Victoria Park and South Perth may suit café staff, retail workers, office teams, and community groups.
If you work or live in the south-east metro area, Cannington might be the best option for you.
Fremantle and Joondalup are both options for people who work in the north of Perth.
Fremantle might suit people who work in tourism, hospitality, or on the coast, for example.
Course format depends on the unit, provider, and date, so have a look at the course listing before you book.
Face to face training means you get to learn first aid in a class with a trainer, where you can practice CPR, AED use, bandaging, and first aid techniques.
This format is a good choice if you're new to first aid.
Blended learning might include some online learning before your practical class. This can save you time in the classroom.
Online courses might include theory, quizzes, videos, and pre-learning. Most first aid courses still require a practical skills test.
If you've done a first aid course before, a refresher course might be the way to go. Check the entry requirements before you sign up.
Most CPR courses include a practical skills test. This is to make sure you can actually do CPR and follow the first aid steps. You might have to do CPR on a mannequin lying on the floor - which is all part of showing that you know how to save lives in a first aid emergency.
Once you've met all the assessment requirements, you'll get a Statement of Attainment for the units you've completed - which can be pretty useful.
This can help out with:
The timing of renewal can depend on your workplace, job, site, or which study provider you're with.
Most people renew their CPR every 12 months - which is just common sense really. It keeps your resuscitation skills up to date - and means you can act with confidence if someone suddenly stops breathing.
Most people renew HLTAID 011 Provide First Aid every 3 years - which is important to stay on top of first aid knowledge and basic emergency life support.
If you work in childcare or education, bring it up with your workplace to see what the rules are on renewal. Many employers want staff to keep HLTAID 012 up to date.
If your certificate has expired, you may need to go back and do the whole course again.
Check the entry requirements before booking your refresher just to be sure.
Perth employers often need to train staff without taking too much time out for travel - which can be a problem for rostered teams, construction sites, schools, and businesses outside the city centre.
Group first aid training is a good fit for:
Allens Training can help with group training through its approved training network.
For managers, group bookings can be a lot easier to arrange - and help keep track of renewal dates too.
Different Perth workplaces have different first aid needs.
Perth is a major hub for resources, mining, engineering, and site work.
Some workers need current CPR or first aid for site access, safety compliance, or remote work readiness. FIFO rosters can also make finding a time to do a course tricky.
Remote first aid, advanced first aid, CPR/LVR, and CPR renewal may be required by some roles - so it's always worth checking what the exact unit code your employer or site needs is.
Construction and trade teams face hazards like cuts, falls, heat stress, sprains, eye injuries, and site hazards.
Some roles may need CPR/LVR, manual handling, or extra safety training too.
Perth has heaps of health, aged care, disability support, and community service roles.
Workers may need CPR, first aid response, manual handling, or extra training based on their role. Up to date aid knowledge can help staff act while waiting for clinical or emergency help to arrive.
Childcare centres and schools need staff who can act fast when kids are involved.
Training may cover asthma risk, anaphylaxis, sudden illness, injuries, and other care setting needs.
Perth's got busy cafés, restaurants, hotels, stadiums, sport clubs, beaches, and tourism areas.
First aid skills can help staff respond to burns, cuts, choking, fainting, slips, allergic reactions, water-related incidents, and sudden illness.
Perth's weather and lifestyle create first aid needs that are pretty different from other cities.
Hot days can increase the risk of heat stress, dehydration, fainting, and heat illness. Worksites, sport, beach days, boating, and Swan River activities can also lead to sprains, fractures, cuts, asthma, allergic reactions, and sudden illness.
For FIFO workers, first aid confidence really matters - because help may take longer to arrive outside metro areas, so acting early can be crucial.
A first aid course can help you spot warning signs, take safe first steps, and call for help clearly.
Course content changes depending on the unit, but you might find out how to
First aid training will teach you what to do in a situation, while a good first aid kit will give you the tools to act.
A workplace first aid kit will usually include:
It's a good idea for businesses to check their first aid kits often to make sure everything is still good to go. If any of the supplies have been used, damaged or have expired - get rid of them and replace them.
Knowing first aid is also about knowing when you can give someone basic care, when you need to call for medical help and when it's safer not to move someone - even if they're injured.
There are a bunch of first aid providers in Perth - and the one you choose will depend on what you need the course for, whether you need to travel for it, what you need it for in your workplace and how quickly you need to get it done.
Make sure the unit code is the right one for what you need. Some common first aid unit codes include:
Make sure the course will give you the kind of certificate you need. This is important for work, study, volunteering, getting the right licence or for getting access to a site.
Think about what kind of learning experience you want. Is it face to face, a mix of online and class time or something else entirely? Check if you need to do any prep work before the class.
Think about how long it'll take to get to the course. In Perth, you might want to look for a first aid course in the city or near public transport like Perth Station or CAT routes. Or if you're further out - you might want to look for something a bit closer to home.
If your first aid certificate is about to expire or you need to get access to a site - the date of the course might be more important than where it is. Look for the next available course and then check the details.
It's always a good idea to check with your employer or study provider to see what unit code they need. This way you can book the right course first time.
Lots of people do first aid training because it's required for their job, their study or because they work on a site that needs it. But having those skills can also help in everyday life.
First aid training can help you act faster when someone gets hurt, is feeling unwell or not breathing properly. It can also help you stay a bit calmer while you're waiting for medical help to arrive.
In Perth, first aid skills are useful in all sorts of places - from offices and worksites to schools, childcare centres, beaches and river areas - basically anywhere you might need to help someone in an emergency.
You don't need to work in healthcare to learn first aid - just the right course, clear training and some time to practice.
Ready to book in for some first aid training in Perth?
Choose from lots of different options like CPR, Provide First Aid, childcare first aid, advanced first aid, remote first aid, CPR and LVR and heaps more with Allens Training.
Take a look at our course dates, compare what we've got to offer, check that the unit code is right and then sign up online.
For Perth employers who want to keep their staff trained up but dont want to disrupt things, group training is a great option.
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Just choose the course you need, check the dates in Perth and sign up online. If you're doing it for work, study or site access - check the unit code first.
Prices vary depending on the course, provider, date and how it's delivered. Check the live course list before you enrol.
HLTAID011 Provide First Aid is often a good choice for work, study, volunteering and general first aid. HLTAID009 is for CPR renewal and its usually done on its own. HLTAID012 is for childcare and education settings.
HLTAID011 is often used for workplace first aid. Just check with your employer to make sure they need that unit code.
Yes it does. HLTAID011 covers CPR and basic emergency life support.
HLTAID011 is the one that includes CPR. You can also book HLTAID009 if all you need is CPR.
Most people renew CPR every 12 months.
Most people renew HLTAID011 Provide First Aid every 3 years.
Some of the theory can be done online but most courses will still need you to do a practical skills test - especially for CPR.
It depends on what your workplace needs. A lot of roles need a recognised course with a practical CPR test.
Pre learning is all the theory you do before the class. It can include reading, videos, quizzes or online learning.
Childcare workers usually need HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting. Check with your employer before booking. Is a Perth CBD first aid course a good choice for workers who use public transport?
Yes - it sounds like a CBD course near Perth Station, or routes to places like Elizabeth Quay, the Malls or the CAT will be just about perfect for people commuting in from areas like Joondalup, Fremantle, Cannington, Victoria Park or South Perth.
You would be surprised how many mining, construction, resources and site-based roles need or prefer current first aid or CPR - its often tied to getting on site, keeping up with safety regulations, being ready for remote work or your boss just making it a policy.
Some electricians may need CPR and low voltage rescue training - check the exact unit code with your boss, the site or your industry body before you book your course.
We can help with group training through our approved training network - which would suit loads of places - a CBD office, a resources company, a school, childcare centre, a gym, a hospitality venue, a warehouse, a construction team or trade team.
For Perth, useful skills include CPR, dealing with heat stress, asthma, stopping bleeding, burn care, injury care and being aware of dehydration - there are a lot of scenarios where first aid could be needed, whether its the hot weather, a game of sport, a day at the beach, river activities or working on a site.
You might need some photo ID, your Unique Student Identifier, any pre course work you need to do and clothes you dont mind getting a bit messy in.
If you need to perform CPR on a manikin on the floor then you might have some trouble - check the course details before you book to see if this is something youre going to struggle with.
Youll need to get through the theory and practical bits but your trainer will guide you through it and teach you clear, useful skills.
As long as the first aid course is directly tied to your current work then it might be tax deductible - but check with a registered tax adviser or the ATO for the latest advice.
With numerous training providers across Western Australia, finding a First Aid course at a convenient time and location is simple.
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