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Vital First Aid TRUSTED for over 30 years
“The life of the casualty lies in the hands of the first person to touch them” – unknown author
Vital First Aid is a dynamic Registered Training Organisation 90531 specialising in providing accredited practical training in all facets of first aid and pre-hospital care.
We strongly recommend to only complete first aid training with an RTO – if their name isn’t clearly shown on their website or it isn’t next to their name like this (Company Name RTO 12345) they probably aren’t a registered training organisation and have been unable to meet the high standards required of an RTO.
In our opinion the only experts in first aid training are those that do it professionally – emergency service workers including paramedics, police and fire fighters. All our instructors have extensive real-life experience in pre-hospital care and endeavour to make first-aid training fun, real, and true to life.
Vital First Aid does not cancel courses due to low numbers, unlike many other training providers. We understand that in today’s busy world, it takes a lot of organisation to fit in a first aid course, and there is nothing more frustrating than having that course cancelled due to a lack of participants. You can rest easy knowing that once you’re confirmed, the course will go ahead!
Learning first aid is VITAL – give your patients a chance to see tomorrow. You can make a difference! Adrian Date
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