Online E- Learning package including online E Learning Modules and Assessment required for completion prior to face to face delivery days.

3 Day - Face to Face practical training and assessment package (includes night training)

On successful enrolment, the participant will receive a confirmation email of enrolment, followed by log in details to the Pre-course E Learning Material and Assessment where the participant also has access to E- Learning resources.

Online E-Learning – self-pace learning viewing of Modules and Assessment.
HLTAID003 5 Modules - 61 Questions
HLTAID005 1 Module   - 31 Questions

A computer with internet access is required for the E Learning Material. Satisfactory Pass is 100%.

Participant support is available via email or telephone with our qualified Trainers.

Face to Face
This component will be delivered at various locations. Information on location for this course is under Course Details to the left. Any changes will be advised at time of in advance.

Should the participant not be successful on the first attempt at completing the theory assessments, a second attempt at no charge will be offered. Should, on this second attempt the participant not be successful, they will be deemed Not Yet Competent and no Statement of Attainment will be issued.

The Australian Resuscitation Council recommendation that CPR skills be refreshed at least annually (see www.resus.org.au guideline 10.1 CPR recertification) and the Safe Work Australia Code of Practice recommendation that First Aid qualifications be renewed every three years.

All participants will have access to the following prior to the commencement of the course:

• Course Information Sheet
• Instructions on completing the online enrolment via our student portal - JobReady
• Participant Handbook
• Any other information requested by the organisation or individual and agreed to by TMA Training.

Our course assessment package contains written documentation and limited numerical calculations. The Participant Handbook page 14 has a guide on the required LLN skill levels required to enrol into the course. Should the participant have any questions on the skills require, the participant is to contact our office to discuss the options, including availability to a LLN Assessment.

The applicant must acknowledge receipt of the Participant Handbook with the Enrolment Form and acknowledge they have read the handbook when completing the online enrolment form.

These responses, including the information provided in the Online Enrolment, are reviewed and provided the Applicant indicates that they are physically able to complete the entire course, and have the required literacy standard, they will be accepted into the course.

TMA Training is flexible in the format and timing of learning and assessment activities to ensure that we provide every opportunity for participants to demonstrate their skills and abilities. Applicants who do not possess the required literacy skills, or lack the required physical ability will be respectfully declined and referred to their Organisation for additional support or assistance will be provided to identify appropriate training services.

This course is NOT recommended for childcare workers, teachers or those carling for people under the age of 18 years. The HLTAID004 Provide an emergency first aid response in an education and care setting is the recommended qualification where people requiring first aid are likely to be under the age of 18.