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

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

Approved by ProQual AC

10
Modules

Duration: 2 days 6 hours

Online Learning

Course Overview

What is this course

Emergencies can happen at any time, and knowing how to respond quickly can help protect lives until professional medical assistance arrives. The ProQual Accredited Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) Training Course for Adults and Children is designed to provide learners with the essential knowledge and practical techniques needed to recognise life-threatening situations and deliver immediate basic life support with confidence.

This comprehensive training explores the core principles of Basic Life Support (BLS), enabling learners to respond effectively to emergencies involving both adults and children. Throughout the programme, participants develop an understanding of how to assess an emergency scene, recognise cardiac arrest, perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), manage choking incidents, place casualties in the recovery position, and provide appropriate care while waiting for emergency medical services.

The course combines current best practices with practical, scenario-based learning to help learners build confidence in responding to real-life emergencies. Whether in the workplace, educational settings, sports facilities, healthcare environments, or everyday life, the knowledge gained can help individuals act calmly, safely, and effectively during critical situations.

This high-quality, non-regulated CPD programme supports professional skills development and is suitable for healthcare support workers, teachers, childcare professionals, workplace first aiders, carers, sports coaches, community volunteers, and anyone who wishes to develop practical life-saving skills for adults and children.

Course Content

Detailed Curriculum Structure

  • Introduction to Basic Life Support
  • Assessing the Situation
  • Adult Basic Life Support (CPR & AED Use)
  • Child Basic Life Support (CPR & AED Use)
  • Infant Basic Life Support
  • Management of Choking
  • Recovery Position
  • Basic First Aid Skills
  • Scenario-Based Practical Training
  • Final Assessment

1. Introduction to Basic Life Support

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

2. Assessing the Situation

  • Ensure scene safety for both rescuer and victim.
  • Carry out rapid initial assessments to determine required actions.

3. Adult Basic Life Support

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

4. Child Basic Life Support

  • Deliver CPR adapted for children.
  • Use AED equipment safely on pediatric patients.

5. Infant Basic Life Support

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

6. Management of Choking

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

7. Recovery Position

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

8. Basic First Aid Skills

  • Provide effective wound care and bandaging.
  • Manage burns, scalds, and minor injuries.
  • Control bleeding using correct first aid techniques.

9. Scenario-Based Practical Training

  • Apply BLS skills in realistic emergency simulations.
  • Work effectively in team-based response exercises.

10. Final Assessment

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

Who Should Attend

Target Audience and Participants

  • Healthcare professionals seeking accredited life support certification
  • First responders such as paramedics, firefighters, and police officers
  • Teachers, school staff, and childcare providers responsible for children’s safety
  • Parents and guardians wanting to be prepared for family emergencies
  • Community workers and volunteers involved in public safety initiatives
  • Workplace safety officers and employees designated as emergency responders
  • Sports coaches, trainers, and fitness professionals overseeing groups or teams
  • Individuals aiming to enhance personal skills and contribute to safer communities

Why choose us?

Skills, Knowledge & Opportunities You Will Earn

  • ProQual Accredited Certification – Earn a globally recognized qualification that validates your life-saving skills.
  • Comprehensive Training – Cover CPR, AED use, choking management, recovery position, and first aid for adults, children, and infants.
  • Expert Instructors – Learn from experienced healthcare and emergency response professionals with real-world expertise.
  • Hands-On Practice – Gain confidence through scenario-based simulations and practical exercises.
  • Career & Personal Value – Enhance professional credibility while gaining skills that protect families, workplaces, and communities.
  • Supportive Learning Environment – Benefit from structured guidance, clear assessments, and ongoing learner support.
  • Commitment to Excellence – We prioritize quality, compliance, and practical readiness in every training program.

Need More Information?

Frequently Asked Questions Explained

Basic Life Support (BLS) refers to the immediate care provided to a person experiencing a life-threatening emergency such as cardiac arrest, breathing difficulties, or choking. BLS includes essential interventions such as CPR, airway management, AED awareness, and emergency response techniques that help maintain life until advanced medical care becomes available.

Early intervention during a medical emergency can significantly improve outcomes. Learning Basic Life Support helps individuals recognise emergencies quickly, respond appropriately, and provide immediate assistance while waiting for emergency services. These skills can contribute to safer workplaces, schools, sports facilities, healthcare environments, and communities.

Yes. The course introduces learners to the safe and effective use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Participants learn when an AED should be used, how it supports resuscitation efforts, and the correct steps to follow during an emergency.

By completing this programme, learners can:

  • Develop confidence in responding to life-threatening emergencies.
  • Learn effective CPR techniques for adults and children.
  • Understand how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
  • Improve emergency decision-making skills.
  • Enhance workplace emergency preparedness.
  • Support ongoing professional development.
  • Strengthen practical life-saving knowledge that can be applied in everyday situations.

The knowledge and skills gained from this course are valuable across many sectors, including healthcare support, education, childcare, social care, sports and recreation, hospitality, security, manufacturing, construction, office environments, and community organisations. Anyone who wants to improve emergency preparedness and contribute to safer workplaces and communities can benefit from this training.

Enrollment Criteria

Minimum Eligibility Criteria for Enrollment

  • Minimum 18 years at enrollment
  • Basic literacy and numeracy
  • Physically able for practical training
  • Proficiency in English (reading, writing, communication)

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