Read Cross Training

• Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR/AED:

  • Comprehensive four-day course offering first aid and CPR with AED
  • Guided by the latest First Aid and CPR guidelines
  • Good for general public, schools, communities, and medical allied employees
  • Accepted in accordance with DOLE Dept. Order No. 13 series of 2013
  • 32 hours
• Occupational First Aid and BLS CPR/AED:

  • Two-day course recommended for workplace offering first aid, CPR with AED, and responding to occupational hazards
  • 16 hours
• Emergency First Aid:

  • Basic first aid knowledge for people 13 years old and above
  • Focuses on day-to-day emergencies for students, household workers, and community workers
  • 8 hours
• Sports First Aid:

  • Focuses on injuries commonly acquired during exercise or sports, particularly contact sports
  • Tailored content for athletes, sport coaches, and trainers
  • 8 hours
• Wilderness First Aid:

  • Focuses on injuries likely to occur outdoors
  • Concise and effective training for outdoor enthusiasts, mountaineers, boy/girl scouts, camp/tour organizers, and staff above 13 years of age
  • 8 hours
• Junior First Aid:

  • Intended for elementary students and out-of-school youth aged 10-12 years old
  • 6 hours
• BLS and CPR for Health Care Providers:

  • Targets persons 18 years old and above with a job-related duty to respond in emergencies
  • Provides in-depth yet concise lecture and skills to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for adults, children, and babies
  • 8 hours
• BLS Adult CPR for Lay Rescuers:

  • Designed for lay citizens to provide lifesaving intervention focusing on adults
  • Provides information on when to employ resuscitative efforts in a given situation
  • 8 hours
• BLS Child and Infant CPR:

  • Appropriate for parents, teachers, babysitters, and other caregivers of children
  • Discusses common emergencies children face
  • 8 hours