Update: 30/09/2024
Updated with Progress and images from southside courses.
Hey Capalaba and Carindale Residents. It’s been over a year since our express courses took hold of the southside!
Things are going excellently! Our new course format focuses on hands on practice and leaves the theory to your online precourse, meaning you can be CPR certified with just 45 minutes of in person time.
We’ve had more than 40 different 5 star reviews at our Capalaba Training Centre since it began.
Julie B:
We know that life is busy.
But it’s worth doing a course.
Imagine being the hero when a loved one collapses or a colleague chokes—first aid training equips you with the skills to make that life-saving difference. It’s not just about ticking a box; it’s about being empowered, confident, and ready to handle emergencies that could happen to anyone, anytime.
And we can’t just leave it to the Northsiders.
Expect a welcoming, hands-on environment where expert trainers turn theory into real-life action. Our blend of online learning and practical sessions means you’ll be ready to jump into action—no fluff, just skills you’ll actually use. With small classes, you’ll get the attention you need to master every technique.
Our express format first aid training is designed to allow you to get certified quickly, without sacrificing quality.
We’d love you to book. Why not get started?
Mal Thompson, Managing Director of My First Aid Course, sums it up: “We’re thrilled to bring our highly-rated training to the Redlands and South Brisbane area and help more Brisbane residents become confident, certified first aiders.
Come experience what makes us a preferred choice for first aid in South Brisbane. See you at our new locations in Capalaba and Carindale!
Brisbane, Queensland – 14/10/24– My First Aid Brisbane, a prominent first aid training provider in Queensland, is calling for increased CPR training across all cultural
Do you need an advanced resuscitation in Brisbane? Do you have access to oxygen therapy, a bag-valve-mask, or arterial tourniquet at work, yet have never been adequately trained?
As a registered nurse and first aid trainer, I’ve seen my fair share of emergency situations. The more you know the better. Today, we’re diving
