Provide First Aid in Education and Childcare
HLTAID012 – Childcare First Aid Course (100% Online + ZOOM)
Course Overview
First Aid Course Online HLTAID012 - Learning Online - 2 hour
This new course replaces the superseded HLTAID004 Provide an emergency first aid response in an education and care setting.
HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an education and care setting is the latest childcare first aid accreditation and is our most sought-after course among childcare and education workers. It includes all the skills and knowledge required to provide a first aid response to infants, children and adults in line with The Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC), Safe Work Australia, Australian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) and other national peak clinical body guidelines.
If you prefer, a Face-to-Face version of this course with extra trainer support is also available.
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We are a first-class registered training organisation (RTO: 31124) that runs daily first aid courses around Brisbane and its suburbs.
HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an education and care setting is the latest First Aid & CPR accreditation. It includes all the skills and knowledge required to provide CPR to infants, children and adults in line with the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC), Safe Work Australia, and other national peak clinical body guidelines.
The ARC recommends learners re-complete their CPR certification this course every 12 months to maintain First Aid validity and currency of knowledge and skill.
HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an education and care setting (online)
Course Code Included
HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an education and care setting
Course Cost
From $199 (may vary)
Course Duration
2 Hours – Live Zoom Assessment + Online Training & Theory
Course Certificate
Issued Same Day (T&C)
Nationally Accredited
The course is Nationally Recognised Training
Workplace Requirements
The course meets the workplace requirements
$199.00/Per Person
- Group Booking Discounts (Click Here!)
Childcare First Aid Course Online on Zoom
In the comfort and safety of your own home or workplace
Available Childcare First Aid Course in Brisbane
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What are the benefits of doing First Aid training 100% online?
At FirstAidPro, we understand that doing first aid training in a face-to-face format is now a challenge for many people. To ensure you still have access to the first aid training you need, FirstAidPro now provides our nationally recognised first aid courses in a fully online format.
Some of the benefits of doing your first aid course with us include:
- No need to travel – you can complete the course from your own home or office
- Fully accredited
- All training equipment provided, delivered directly to you
- Contactless interactive group learning
- A wide variety of course dates available
- Lowest prices on the market – if you find a better price, we’ll match it!
FAQ
Can you do a first aid course online?
Yes! For a long time, some amount of face-to-face contact time was needed for first aid training, allowing participants to practice and demonstrate practical skills (like CPR) for assessment. However, the recent development of easily accessible and widely available video-conference software such as Zoom has now made fully online First Aid training courses a reality.
Can you do a CPR course Online?
For many years, the only way to get CPR training was through face-to-face contact. But with video conference software like Zoom becoming more widely available and easier than ever before for people all over Australia, in the comfort of your own home or office to complete the training course 100% online.
Can you do a childcare first aid course Online?
Online Childcare First Aid Training is changing the way we provide skills and knowledge to educators, or those that work with children. Once only available through face-to-face training, now anyone can take an accredited course at their own pace with learning online and attending shirt face-to- face live interactive zoom assessment and skills practice.
How to take classes on Zoom?
If you’re used to conventional face-to-face training seminars, the idea of Zoom might seem a little strange or unusual. But in reality, training over Zoom isn’t fundamentally different to a training workshop you might take in person. You’re part of a group of students, all learning from the same trainer who’s running through course material, talking through the information shown on a screen, demonstrating practical skills and techniques, and then giving you a chance to demonstrate the skills you’ve learned.
The main difference with a Zoom format is that this is taking place on a screen, which shows the trainer and what he’s doing and allows you to see the other students’ faces. And unlike an online presentation or video, using Zoom means the learning is interactive. Just as you can see and hear the trainer, they can see and hear you. You can also see and interact with the other students. This means that Zoom training allows you to ask questions of the trainer, clarify things as they go, benefit from the questions asked by other students, and interact with your group.
How long does a first aid course take, with zoom?
The time to compete the first aid training course varies based on the delivery mode you have selected.
HLTAID011 Provide First Aid
- 2hr – Live ZOOM Assessment and online training and theory assessment
There is no one-size fits all approach when it comes to online first aid training
The time taken by each individual learner depends on the level of their previous skill and knowledge, meaning that some people might be able complete the required learning in a shorter time while others may take longer.
How long does a CPR course take, with zoom?
HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR
1hr – Live ZOOM Assessment and online training and theory assessment
The time required to complete the CPR training is going to vary based on what delivery mode you’ve selected.
The time it takes to complete an online learning course varies depending on the learner’s skills and knowledge.
How long does a Childcare first aid course take, with zoom?
2hr – Live ZOOM Assessment and online training and theory assessment
The amount of time you spend completing an online learning course will vary depending on your previous experience and knowledge.
Do I need to have Zoom installed?
Provided your computer has an internet connection, you don’t need to have Zoom installed on your computer to use it – it’s possible to run Zoom in an internet browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. However, you will need to have a computer with a webcam and microphone installed – so the trainer can see and hear you assess your learning. While most modern laptops come standard with these, many desktop computers don’t.
If you don’t have access to a computer with a camera and mic, you may find installing Zoom on a tablet or smartphone a far easier option than trying to source a new computer.
Zoom Course Equipment Return Policy
Students enrolled in Zoom-delivered courses who receive training kits or equipment as part of their enrolment are required to return all items in good condition upon course completion.
Certificate Release: Student certificates will not be issued until all loaned equipment has been returned.
Return Window: Equipment must be returned within 4 weeks of course completion.
Non-Return Consequences:
After 4 weeks, if the equipment has not been returned, students will be issued an invoice for $250 to cover the cost of the kit.
If the student fails to return the kit or pay the invoice, the account will be referred to a debt collection agency for recovery.
Please ensure you retain proof of return (e.g., tracking information) to avoid disputes or delays in certification.
How do I get the Zoom link for the meeting?
The link for the meeting (and any passwords required) will be sent to you electronically in the days leading up to your Zoom session, usually by SMS or email.
How to prepare for a zoom course?
Leading up to your Zoom training session, you’ll want to make sure you’ve completed the self-paced component of the course materials, including the pre-reading (which will be assumed knowledge during the Zoom seminar), and the online quiz. You’ll also need to make sure you have your zoom capable device in a space where you can focus on the training – and you’ll have the room to demonstrate things like CPR on the floor (not on a table or bench). You’ll also need your equipment from the training resource pack close to hand – and it’s best to have inflatable training manikins fully inflated and ready to use. You might also want a pen and paper to take notes.
How to make a zoom meeting for the first time?
To use Zoom for the first time, you’ll need to set up an account with Zoom. This is usually straightforward – you just need to go to the Zoom website (https://zoom.us) and click the “Sign up, it’s free” button in the top-right. You’ll need to give an email address (and a few details like date of birth), choose a password, and then you’re done.
Once you have an account, you can now use Zoom from a web browser, provided you have a camera and microphone on the computer. However, it does work a little quicker and easier if you install the app. On a phone or tablet, this is done like any app – downloading the app from the app-store or Google Play, and then entering in your email and password. On a computer, it’s only slightly harder – requiring you to download the installer from the Zoom website and then run it on your computer.
Once zoom is running on your computer or device, you’re ready to join the Zoom seminar. Although you’re free to try out Zoom and perhaps set up a zoom meeting with a friend – using Zoom is free, after all.
How do I start a zoom CPR and FIRST Aid Course meeting for the first time?
To join the FirstAidPro training seminar, you don’t actually need to start the meeting – you’re joining someone else’s meeting.
If you’re on the website using Zoom through a browser, make sure you’re logged into your account first. Then you can click on the link to the Zoom seminar FirstAidPro sent to you electronically.
If the link won’t work for you for some reason (such as if the link is on your phone and you’re using Zoom on your computer, or vice versa), there is another option. Just log into your account and click on the “Join a Meeting” link at the top right. Then enter the “Meeting ID” number from the Zoom information we provided, and click “Join”.
If you’ve got the app installed on your device or computer, this is even easier – using the web link will automatically open the meeting in the app. And if you can’t use the link, just opening the app and clicking the “Join” button will get you started.
Can I choose when I do my Zoom First Aid Training?
You’ll have a range of training sessions available to you and can select the session best suited to your schedule. If you have a group all wishing to do first aid training via Zoom (such as a workplace), you can talk to us about a group booking, and we may be able to arrange a session at a time best suited to your group.
The non-Zoom component of the training, of course, can be completed at any time you choose – provided it’s completed before your Zoom session (as that information will be assumed knowledge for the session).
Are there breaks during the courses?
Yes, our Zoom training will have regular breaks to stretch your legs and get some food as needed, based on the course type you are attending, shorter course delivery modes,no breaks are permitted.
How much does a first aid course cost in Brisbane or Australia Wide?
The prices for FirstAidPro training range from $49 to $149, depending on the course and any daily deals that might apply. You can check the course calendar for specific prices for a given course. Check out our daily delas as they are updated daily DAILY DEALS
And remember that if you find an equivalent course elsewhere for a better price, we’ll match it.