Standard First Aid with Hands-Only CPR + AED
Practical skills.
Calm, clear instruction.
Develop a structured approach to assessing casualties, giving appropriate first aid and escalating care. The course combines classroom learning with practical scenarios and resuscitation practice.
What you’ll learn
- First aid principles and casualty assessment
- Unconscious and respiratory emergencies
- Bleeding, wounds and shock
- Musculoskeletal injuries and burns
- Other medical emergencies
- Hands-only CPR and AED use
Who it’s for
- Fitness and exercise professionals
- Workplace and community responders
- Educators and activity leaders
- Learners whose organisation specifies Standard First Aid
- People renewing an existing certificate
Assessment
Includes theory and practical assessments covering first aid, CPR and AED skills. Successful learners receive the applicable Standard First Aid and CPR + AED certification.
Important
Hands-on skills practice and assessments are conducted in person. Your employer or professional body may have additional requirements.
CPR Hero delivers Standard First Aid training as an SRFAC-accredited training centre.
Course questions
What learners ask before booking.
What is included in Standard First Aid?+
The course covers casualty assessment, common medical emergencies, bleeding, wounds, shock, injuries, burns, hands-only CPR and AED use through classroom learning and practical scenarios.
Does Standard First Aid include CPR and AED?+
Yes. Hands-only CPR and AED skills are integrated into this Standard First Aid course and form part of the applicable assessment and certification.
How long is the Standard First Aid course and certificate?+
The course runs for 16 hours over two days. The certificates described on this page are valid for two years, subject to an organisation’s specific renewal policy.
Should I choose Standard First Aid or BCLS + AED?+
Choose the exact certificate required by your role. Standard First Aid covers a wider range of illnesses and injuries; BCLS + AED focuses more deeply on adult and infant resuscitation and choking response.
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