First Aid / CPR / AED / Oxygen provider Course
Be prepared to face any emergency situation
At home or at work, with your family or friends, anything can happen at anytime.
Train and practice to be prepared and know what to do if someone in front of you is having a medical emergency.
Seeing someone chocking, bleeding or having a heart attack can be scary. This course will teach you how to assess a situation, and how to react right.
BE PREPARED AND MAYBE SAVE A LIFE !
Freediving & First Aid package
If you wish to discover and learn Freediving alongside your First Aid training, follow the link below to find out more about this special package.
Top of the range training equipment for CPR and AED practice
Even though we saw first responders saving lives in movies, in reality it is more complicated to provide the right chest compressions or use use a defibrillator.
To make sure that the right actions are taken at the right time, we will use connected manikins showing your performance in real time, as well as practicing with the defibrillator following different scenarios.
Get the SSI React Right certification
The React Right certification is issued by SSI (Scuba Schools International).
Yet, the course is addressed to divers and non-divers.
The certification is valid for 2 years. We can of course renew / update it together.
This course is open from 12 years old, and each student will have a lifelong access to the digital learning kit.
Four distinctive sections of emergency responses are covered:
- How to provide First Aid
- How to perform CPR
- How to use an AED
- How to provide emergency oxygen
These sections are detailed below.
First Aid
This section will cover the different emergencies we can face as bystanders, such as cuts and scraps, heat strokes, burns, chocking, fainting, drownings, seizures, sprains or fractures...
Understanding what happened and how to react will solve little problems, or possibly save a life while waiting for emergency medical services to arrive.
CPR
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
CPR consists in chest compressions and rescue breaths to help a person who stopped breathing or had a cardiac arrest.
We will learn how to recognise when CPR is needed, how to perform it properly and provide basic life support for adults, children and infants.
AED
Automated External Defibrillator
These days, AED's are accessible almost everywhere. Combined with CPR, they can increase the survival chances of a person who had a cardiac arrest by 50 to 70% !
While they are usually user friendly, it is important to know how to use one safely while facing a stressing situation.
Emergency Oxygen Provider
Oxygen is what sustains life.
Be it after a drowning, a cardiac arrest or a boat accident, knowing how to assemble and effectively use an oxygen kit can be the difference between life and death.