You might be the one at work who should know what to do. Theory online first, then a practical day where you show you can do it.
You finish the online part at home. The day itself is for practising, not sitting through slides.
Capped at 12 participants. You get time on the manikin and a trainer who can watch what you are doing.
The CPR component sits inside this course, so you do not need to book that separately.
Settings where this certificate is commonly required, not promised outcomes. Check what your own workplace or industry asks for, since requirements differ.
Here is what stands out in this course.
You cover basic anatomy and physiology across all three when assessing cardiovascular conditions. A baby is not a small adult.
The unit follows guidelines set by the Australian Resuscitation Council.
Both the knowledge assessment and the practical must be completed. You demonstrate the skills rather than answer questions about them.
Nationally recognised unit of competency · RTO 22172
Participants assessed as competent are issued a Statement of Attainment for the unit.
We check the unit code and the college on the national training register before this page goes up. HLTAID011 is current. The college is registered to deliver and assess it.
The certificate lasts three years. Updating the CPR part every 12 months is recommended to keep skills current.
Enquire and pick a class date that suits you.
You must finish the online theory and score 100% on all three online assessments before you attend.
One day, face to face. You demonstrate the skills, including CPR on a manikin on the floor.
If you are assessed as competent you receive a Statement of Attainment for HLTAID011.
None. There are no prerequisites. You do need to be physically able to do uninterrupted CPR for at least two minutes on a manikin placed on the floor. There are no exceptions to that.
Finish the online theory and score 100% on all three online assessments. You cannot attend the practical day without that.
$120 for the course.
Three years. Updating the CPR part every 12 months is recommended so your skills stay current.
Yes. The CPR component is inside this course, so you do not need to book it separately.
A maximum of 12 participants, so there is time to practise and be watched.
Yes. A Unique Student Identification number is required. Apply online, or let the college's admin staff apply for you.
A Statement of Attainment for HLTAID011, if you are assessed as competent. That is a nationally recognised unit, not a full qualification.

This course is delivered by Melbourne City Institute of Education, a registered training organisation, RTO 22172.
The practical day runs at the college's Collins Street venue, which is centrally located and reachable by public transport. The college also teaches health, community services, aged care, early childhood, hospitality and English language teaching.
Picture the day something happens at work and everyone turns around looking for you.