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CPR (Non-Accredited) — National / online

Learn what to do when someone stops breathing or their heart stops. For people who want CPR knowledge for themselves, not a certificate for work.

Issued by Training Aid Australia (RTO 91411)

Certificate of Completion — not nationally recognisedOnline, self-pacedStudy online from anywhere
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A gym member gives chest compressions to a collapsed man while another calls for help, with a wall defibrillator cabinet open

What this course covers

You learn what to do when someone stops breathing or their heart stops — how to recognise it, how to perform CPR, and how to keep yourself safe while you help. You work through it online, in your own time, on a computer or tablet.

You finish this course with a Certificate of Completion. It is not a nationally recognised certificate. This course is not accredited, and it is not listed on the national training register. If your job asks for a recognised CPR certificate, you need the accredited HLTAID009 classroom course instead.

DeliveryOnline, self-pacedStart any time
CredentialCPR Online (non-accredited)Certificate of CompletionNot nationally recognised

Before you book

Check your English before booking You'll need enough English to take part. There's no formal language, literacy, numeracy and digital (LLND) check for this course — just make sure you're comfortable reading plain English before you book.

A gym member gives chest compressions to a collapsed man while another calls for help, with a wall defibrillator cabinet open

Your certificate

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CPR Online (non-accredited)

Certificate of Completion — non-accredited. It records that you completed this course. It is not nationally recognised training.

Emailed to you when you finish, and always available to download from your student account.

Why do this course?

This course teaches you how to do CPR, so you know what to do if someone stops breathing.

  • About 26,000 cardiac arrests happen outside hospital in Australia every year.
  • About 76% of those cardiac arrests happen in private homes.
  • You can respond when a colleague collapses.
  • You can act in the minutes before an ambulance arrives.

How you'll train

Online, self-paced

You work through the course online, at your own pace, on a computer or tablet. There is no class to attend and no set date.

Study anywhere in Australia

What happens after you book

  1. 1Check your emailYour confirmation email shows your student account login. It comes from no_reply@trainingaid.com.au. It usually arrives within a few minutes of booking.
  2. 2Set up your student accountLog in with the details in your confirmation email and set up your account.
  3. 3Start when you're readyWork through the modules online at your own pace. You have 2 months from enrolment to finish.
Wondering about your certificate? See What you'll receive.

Your Certificate of Completion

  1. 1No application neededThis course is not accredited. It has no regulator. There is nothing to apply for once you finish.
  2. 2Your certificate is emailed to youEmailed to you when you finish, and always available to download from your student account.
  3. 3How long it lastsYour Certificate of Completion does not expire — it is yours to keep. It is not accredited and does not replace the accredited HLTAID009 classroom course.

Questions, answered

Will this give me the nationally recognised HLTAID009 certificate?
No. This course is not accredited. You get a Certificate of Completion, issued by Training Aid Australia (RTO 91411). It is not a nationally recognised certificate. If your job asks for a recognised CPR certificate, you need the accredited HLTAID009 classroom course instead.
Who issues the certificate?
Training Aid Australia (RTO 91411) issues your Certificate of Completion. This is a non-accredited course — it is not on the national training register. That is why the certificate is not nationally recognised.
Do I need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) for this course?
No. A Unique Student Identifier is only needed for nationally recognised training, and this course is not accredited.
How does the online course work?
You work through the course online at your own pace, on a computer or tablet, from anywhere in Australia. There is no class to attend.

Ready to start this course?

Book online, then work through the course at your own pace.

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A gym member gives chest compressions to a collapsed man while another calls for help, with a wall defibrillator cabinet open
Online, self-pacedTraining Aid Australia · RTO 91411
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