Course Overview

The Introduction to Caring First Aid Skill Set gives you the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to respond confidently in emergency situations and begin a career in the caring sector.

Through a combination of hands-on training and guided learning, you’ll develop the ability to recognise and respond to medical emergencies, perform CPR, provide first aid, and support the health and safety of people in your care. You’ll also learn important workplace communication skills and basic food safety practices that are commonly required in aged care, disability support, and community services roles.

This course covers nationally recognised units including:

  1. CHCCOM001 – Provide first point of contact
  2. CHCCOM005 – Communicate and work in health or community services
  3. CHCDIV001 – Work with diverse people
  4. HLTWHS001– Participate in workplace health and safety

This practical training is ideal for anyone looking to enter the caring professions and build the confidence to support others safely in real-world situations, while gaining valuable skills that are highly regarded by employers in the health and community services sector.

Careers
  • Aged Care Support Worker
  • Disability Support Worker
  • Community Support Worker
  • Personal Care Assistant (PCA)
  • Youth Support Worker
  • and more
Course Outcome

On successful completion of the, you'll have your full first aid certificate (3 year expiry) including your CPR certificate (12 month expiry). You’ll be able to respond confidently in emergency situations, support the health and safety of others in care, follow safe food handling practices, and communicate effectively within health and community services settings.

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What you will study

Enrolment Info

Necessary Documents:
  • USI (Unique Student Identifier) — create/find at usi.gov.au before enrolment using your legal name
You must have:
  • LLN suitability to understand training materials, follow emergency procedures, and complete basic workplace documentation.
  • The ability to participate in practical first aid training, including performing CPR on the floor and responding to simulated emergency scenarios.
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