First Aid Training

Overview:
The purpose of this training is to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to provide fast, effective, and appropriate first aid until professional medical teams arrive.
First aid refers to non-medicated interventions, performed without medical equipment, using only the available tools at the scene, with the goal of preserving life, preventing the situation from worsening, or supporting recovery in emergencies such as accidents or life-threatening conditions.

A certified first aider is someone who, in line with the definition of first aid, provides these essential interventions until medical professionals take over, and who has successfully completed a Basic First Aid Training program and obtained a First Aid Certificate.

Training Duration:

• 2 Days (16 Hours) per group

Participant Capacity:

• Maximum 12 participants

Certification:

Participants who successfully pass the exam conducted under the supervision of our Ministry of Health–approved instructor and GWO-certified trainer will be awarded the
“Basic First Aid Training – Certificate of Achievement.”
This certificate is valid for 2 years.

This program ensures that individuals are prepared to act confidently and correctly in emergency situations—helping save lives and prevent further harm until professional medical assistance is available.