This eLearning course will arm you with the skills and confidence to tackle all the common and not-so-common scenarios your tiny tots might encounter.

This eLearning course is designed to arm you the tools you will need to support someone experiencing a mental health crisis.

This eLearning course covers all the essential topics we teach in first aid. Designed by professional First Aid Trainers, this course takes you through the A-Z of the fundamentals of first aid, from CPR through to nosebleeds and even snake bites.

If someone were to suffer from a Sudden Cardiac Arrest, would you be confident enough to use a life-saving defibrillator?

Learn about defibrillators, what they are, how they work and when to use one in this interactive online course.

Learn how to reduce the risk of infection to yourself and others when providing first aid.

This convenient online course provides you with the knowledge to successfully provide first aid safely when there is a risk of infection to yourself and the casualty.

The DRSABCD Action plan is crucial for providing effective First Aid, but what does DRSABCD stand for?

This bitesize course will teach you about each step of the Action plan and how to apply it to a range of First Aid situations.

Are you clear on the legal requirements for providing first aid?

This online course provides you with a detailed understanding of your legal requirements when providing first aid.

1 in 9 Australians have asthma and it can affect people of all ages. While most people successfully manage their asthma, emergencies can still occur.

Learn how to effectively manage and treat an asthmatic emergency in this interactive online course.

Anaphylaxis can be life threatening, so when a severe allergic reaction occurs, it should always be treated fast and effectively.

Learn about allergies and anaphylaxis, and how to effectively manage an anaphylactic emergency in this interactive online course.

Bites and stings, depending on the area of a sting, can have fatal consequences if stung inside the mouth, on the tongue or throat.

Learn how to successfully provide first aid to a casualty suffering a bite or sting in this interactive online course.

Poisoning is quite common with most cases of accidental medicine-related poisoning in Australia happen at home.

Learn how to successfully provide emergency first aid for various types of poisoning in this interactive online course.

Knowing the difference between chest pain and a stroke may not only save your life, it may also save the life of another.

Learn about chest pain and stroke, signs, symptoms and how to effectively provide emergency first aid to a casualty suffering from them in this interactive online course.

Exposure to extreme hot or cold temperatures can be deadly without prompt action.

Learn how to successfully provide emergency first aid to a casualty suffering from heat or cold induced illnesses.

Emergencies arising from diabetes, seizures, hyperventilation or fainting are common and often occur without warning

Learn how to successfully provide first aid to a casualty suffering from diabetes, seizures, hyperventilation or fainting.

Drowning and choking situations are frightening, unpredictable and can happen very fast.

Learn what to do and how to apply first aid in a drowning or choking emergency in this interactive online course.

Each year, there are approximately 50,000 burns related hospital admissions in Australia.

Learn about different types of burns, how to effectively treat them and provide first aid for shock in this interactive online course.

Falls, accidents with sharp objects, and car accidents are the most common causes of open wounds which can occur anywhere.

Learn how to successfully provide emergency first aid for a casualty suffering wounds or bleeding in this interactive online course.

Bone and joint injuries are very common, and when they occur, many people are often confused about the type of injury as well as the correct first aid treatment.

Learn how to identify and manage first aid to a casualty suffering a sprain, strain or dislocation in this interactive online course.

Head, neck, spine, chest and abdominal injuries can be dangerous due to the sensitive nature of the affected body part which can lead to death or permanent paralysis.

Learn how to successfully provide emergency first aid for a casualty suffering a suspected head, neck, spinal, chest or abdominal injury in this interactive online course.

Most eye and facial injuries in Australia are minor, but some workplace accidents or sport-related injuries can cause long term, partial or permanent damage.

Learn how to successfully provide emergency first aid to a casualty suffering facial or eye injuries in this interactive online course.