Emergency First Aid

RSTO has created a major training sector, 'Emergency Care’, which emphasises training not only at advanced levels, but from the very basic level in first aid too. The most basic course is Emergency First Aid, a course adjusted for the using in the community or at work. If you were to attend as an individual, you would most likely be attending 'Emergency First Aid for the Community', a course that bypasses all the procedures that are required at work, concentrating on more general and appropriate levels of first aid. Businesses should request the 'Emergency First Aid at Work' course which is specifically designed for the working environment. This course can be adjusted to the requirements of organisation based on risk assessment and potential hazards.

At the end of course you will be able to:

Help an unresponsive victim
Help a non-breathing victim
Help an injured, unresponsive victim
To identify serious illness
Help a chocking victim
Know how to help a victim while protecting yourself and others around you

Become a First Aid Instructor:

Many parts of the community and all businesses require first aid training to cover their needs. RSTO has made teaching easy for every instructor, either experienced or a beginner, to deliver the Emergency First Aid program or the three days First Aid at Work. The course can be adapted to your specific audience, making it even easier for new instructors or for those who seek a completely flexible training course. Apply to become an instructor for the First Aid course and all successful candidates who pass the course will receive the following: