For Perth businesses with 5 or more staff, WJS Training delivers nationally recognized first aid courses right at your workplace. Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. Get everyone certified with minimal downtime and no travel required.
How Long Does a First Aid Course Last?
The short answer is that it depends on the course type and delivery method.
| Course Type | Face-to-Face Duration | Blended/Online theory + Face-to-Face Practice Duration | Blended by WJS Training Duration | Renewal Interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provide First Aid (HLTAID011) | 6–8.5 hrs can be longer up to 16 hrs | 4–6 hrs practice + 2–3 hrs online pre-learning | Under 2 hrs practice + 4-5 hrs online pre-learning | Every 3 years |
| Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation / CPR (HLTAID009) | 3 hours | 2,5 hrs practice + 2 hrs online pre-learning | Under 1 hour practice + 2-3 hrs online pre-learning | Every 12 months |
We Train Perth Teams, Right at Your Workplace
- No travel needed — we come to you
- Group practical sessions from just 1 hour – 2 hours
- Usually same-day nationally recognized certification
- Perfect for center managers, business owners, HR, admins, and safety managers handling group compliance
- Blended delivery options, fast and efficient
- Perfect for childcare centers, facility centers, gyms, aged care centers, bus companies, factories, and more
- We help you coordinate your teams, whether it’s large or small. We are experienced in training large groups as well, sending several coaches
Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909.
What Can Affect How Long Your First Aid Course Takes?
Course duration may vary based on:
- Delivery method (in-person or blended with online theory)
- The type of first aid courses you need
- Your team’s previous training experience
- Whether it’s an initial or refresher course
- Group size and available scheduling slots
We’ll guide you to the most time-efficient format without compromising on quality or compliance.
What to Expect During the Training
We make first aid easy to follow and workplace-friendly. Here’s what your team can expect:
- User-friendly online theory
- Practical CPR and first aid scenarios
- Trainer-led Q&A sessions tailored to your business
- Clear assessment process — no surprises
When Does a First Aid Certificate Expire?
Technically, first aid certificates don’t “expire,” but national guidelines recommend:
- Renewing CPR every 12 months
- Refreshing First Aid every 3 years
WJS Training helps your team stay current and compliant — we even send reminders when renewals are due.
What Perth Clients Are Saying
“I have been in different courses over the years and this one was the best so far.It covered everything we needed it and face to face with Andrew was really good.Highly recommended to anyone !.Our team feels very grateful for this training. Thanks.”
— Silvia G.
“I have to say that it was fantastic! The training was concise, very informative and fun.The trainer was very friendly, approachable and most important knowledgeable, I definitely recommend their service.
— Nancy S., ACM Milestones Lynwood
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a first aid course take?
Between 2 to 8.5 hours depending on the course type and delivery format.
Can we do the course online?
Yes, we offer blended learning — part theory online, part practical delivered face-to-face at your business location.
What’s the minimum group size?
We deliver workplace training for groups of 5 or more people in Perth and surrounding areas.
How long does the CPR-only course take?
Typically under 1 hour practice + 2-3 hrs online theory. We also offer refresher sessions for returning learners.
Need Efficient, Flexible First Aid Training in Perth?
Let’s make first aid training stress-free. We come to your workplace, train your staff, and issue same-day certificates. Perfect for compliance managers, admins, and team leaders booking for 5+ employees.
And remember:
‘A person whose heart has stopped has an 80% chance of surviving if CPR is started in the first minute, but this drops to less than 5% if CPR is not started until 10 minutes later.’ — Australian Red Cross, via SBS News
