Advanced First Aid Course (in class)

During this Advanced First Aid Course, you learn all the skills that are needed to administer First Aid adequately for the most diverse injuries, including Basic Life Support and the use of an AED. You learn how you bring a person to safety, how to assess their condition and alert the emergency services.

Under the supervision of a certified Red Cross instructor, you learn how to administer First Aid to someone who is unresponsive or has chest pain, a stroke, is choking/suffocating, has a mild head injury, a cut or a graze, fainting, bleeding, an insect sting/bite, a burn/scald, a tick bite, bruising, contact with jellyfish, sprain, irritation by oak processionary caterpillar, a dislocation, shortness of breath, a bone fracture, a panic attack (hyperventilation), poisoning, hypothermia, a nosebleed, hyperthermia, an object in ear or nose, diabetes, a tooth through the lip, epilepsy, a knocked-out tooth, febrile seizures, neck or spinal injuries, amputation or an eye injury.

Once you have completed the course successfully, you receive a Worldwide recognized Red Cross First Aid certificate. The certificate is valid for two years, and may be extended by doing a refresher course. After completion of the course, for reference, you receive the Course Book First Aid.