ProQual Accredited Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) Training Course for Adults and Children

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Course Overview

What is this course

Medical emergencies can occur without warning, and the ability to respond quickly and effectively can make a critical difference between life and death. The ProQual Accredited Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) Training Course for Adults and Children is designed to equip learners with essential, life-saving knowledge and practical skills to confidently manage emergency situations involving adults, children, and infants.

This comprehensive BLS training programme covers core life support techniques, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway obstruction management, and effective emergency response procedures, all aligned with recognised best practices and current clinical guidelines. A strong emphasis is placed on practical, hands-on learning to ensure participants can perform confidently and competently in real-world, high-pressure situations.

The course is ideally suited for parents, teachers, healthcare professionals, first responders, community workers, and individuals seeking accredited life-saving training. This ProQual-accredited qualification enhances both personal confidence and professional credibility. Upon successful completion, learners gain a nationally recognised certification while contributing to safer workplaces, homes, and communities through informed, timely, and decisive emergency response.

Prerequisites

Course Entry Requirements

To enrol in this course, learners must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  • Be 18 years of age or older at the time of enrolment
  • Have basic to understand course content and complete assessments successfully
  • Be physically fit and capable of participating in practical, hands-on training activities
  • Demonstrate sufficient English language proficiency to follow instructions, participate in discussions, and complete written assessments
  • No prior making this course suitable for beginners

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Course Content

Detailed Curriculum Structure

The Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) Training Course for Adults and Children have following 10 modules:

  1. Introduction to Basic Life Support
  2. Assessing the Situation
  3. Adult Basic Life Support (CPR & AED Use)
  4. Child Basic Life Support (CPR & AED Use)
  5. Infant Basic Life Support
  6. Management of Choking
  7. Recovery Position
  8. Basic First Aid Skills
  9. Scenario-Based Practical Training
  10. Final Assessment

1. Introduction to Basic Life Support

  • Understand the importance of BLS in emergencies.
  • Recognize legal and ethical responsibilities when providing aid.

2. Assessing the Situation

  • Ensure scene safety for yourself and the victim.
  • Perform rapid initial assessments to determine necessary actions.

3. Adult Basic Life Support

  • Demonstrate proper CPR techniques for adults.
  • Apply hands-only CPR when appropriate.
  • Operate an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) safely.

4. Child Basic Life Support

  • Perform CPR tailored for children.
  • Use an AED on pediatric patients safely.

5. Infant Basic Life Support

  • Conduct CPR for infants using gentle techniques.
  • Recognize and relieve infant choking effectively.

6. Management of Choking

  • Identify choking symptoms in adults, children, and infants.
  • Apply appropriate choking relief methods, including abdominal thrusts and infant techniques.

7. Recovery Position

  • Place unconscious but breathing individuals in the recovery position to maintain airway safety.

8. Basic First Aid Skills

  • Provide wound care and bandaging.
  • Manage burns, scalds, and minor injuries.
  • Control bleeding effectively.

9. Scenario-Based Practical Training

  • Apply skills in realistic emergency simulations.
  • Coordinate responses in team-based exercises.

10. Final Assessment

  • Demonstrate practical CPR, AED, and choking relief skills.
  • Complete written or verbal assessments to confirm theoretical knowledge.

The ProQual Accredited Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) Training Course for Adults and Children equips learners with essential life-saving knowledge and practical skills that can be confidently applied in real emergency situations. The course supports both personal preparedness and professional responsibility by developing competence in effective emergency response.

Key Benefits of This Course:

  • Develops the ability to respond promptly and effectively to medical emergencies
  • Enhances understanding of life-saving techniques for adults, children, and infants
  • Builds confidence in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and airway management
  • Strengthens emergency decision-making skills in high-pressure situations
  • Supports compliance with workplace health, safety, and duty of care requirements
  • Improves professional competence and credibility in safety-critical roles
  • Contributes to safer workplaces, educational settings, and community environments
  • Provides a recognised ProQual-accredited certification demonstrating life support competence

Course Features

Duration: 2-day 6-hour

10 Modules

Online Learning

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Who should enroll in this course?

Anyone interested in acquiring essential life-saving skills—parents, teachers, healthcare workers, and community members.

What are the entry requirements for this course?

Participants must be 18+, physically capable, and have basic English skills. No prior experience needed.

What is the duration of the course?

This is a 2-day, 6-hour practical training program, including hands-on assessments.

Is the course conducted online or in-person?

Training can be conducted online, in-person, or a hybrid, depending on the approved training center.

Are there any assessments or exams in the course?

Yes. Participants complete quizzes with 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and practical assessments. A minimum score of 75% is required to pass.

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