Basic First Aid Training

Give Caregivers the Skills to Act Fast—When Every Second Counts

Emergencies can happen at any moment, and caregivers are often the first ones on the scene. Without proper training, they may feel overwhelmed, unsure of what to do, or afraid of making the situation worse. This can delay critical care and put clients at greater risk.

The Basic First Aid Training Course equips caregivers with essential, life-saving skills—including CPR, choking response, wound care, sprain and fracture management, and how to distinguish minor vs. medical emergencies. Learners also gain the confidence to stay calm under pressure and give immediate support until medical professionals arrive.

By the end of the course, caregivers will be prepared to respond quickly, manage injuries effectively, and protect client safety in any urgent situation. This boosts trust, reduces liability, and ensures your care team is ready for real-world emergencies.

Course Goals
✅Define what first aid is
✅Explain how to perform CPR in adults
✅Discuss the steps in performing first aid for choking
✅Discuss the steps in performing first aid for sprains
✅Outline the steps in performing first aid for broken bones or fracture
✅Distinguish the procedures in responding to minor and medical emergencies
✅Identify the components of a first aid kit

Course Objectives
By the end of this course. Learners will be able to:
✅Demonstrate an understanding of how to administer first aid
✅Correctly perform CPR
✅Perform first aid to incidents such as choking
✅Properly apply first aid to injuries such as sprains and broken bones or fracture
✅Quickly respond to minor or medical emergencies
✅Organize client’s first aid kit