First Aid Action is a Registered Training Organisation (31668) offering Nationally Accredited courses in First Aid.

We are offering suitably qualified and interested First Aid instructors to become co-providers with our rapidly expanding training organisation.

Becoming a Co-Provider with First Aid Action offers business owners a great opportunity to expand their scope and offer clients a professional approach to First Aid training. The delivery structure and format of each course offered by First Aid Action is informative and highly interactive.

To become a co-provider means you will be set up as a First Aid Training Provider, without the time and expense of developing your own training and assessment materials. We have a fixed fee per certificate. This allows you to plan your business activity and associated costs as a Co-Provider.

You will need to attend an induction / training session with First Aid Action to develop the necessary presentation skills required in this burgeoning field of Registered Training.

By the end of the induction you will have achieved the following outcomes:

  • Understanding of relevant National Training Package or accredited curriculum, including:
           -     Overview of training package, packaging and qualification requirements;
           -     Overview of Assessment Guidelines and relevant units/modules;
           -     Assessment instruments;
           -     Informatin on evidence requirements for compliance with AQTF Standard 7.
  • An overview of competency-based training and assessment;
  • An overview of vocational education and training requirements and policies;
  • An overview of Student administration;
  • An overview of Student support provisions;
  • An overview of trainer/assessor support provisions:
           -     Course learning materials;
           -     Assessment instruments.

    To become a Co-Provider with First Aid Action, you need:

  • Certificate IV in Training and Assessment;
  • Current CV;
  • Public Liability and Professional Indemnity insurances;
  • Current Apply First Aid certificate (formerly known as Senior First Aid);
  • First aid training equipment.