Whether you need first aid training for work, to renew your qualification, or simply want the confidence to help in an emergency, First Aid Mid North Coast offers practical, nationally recognised first aid courses in Coffs Harbour.
Complete your online learning before attending a short, practical face-to-face training session where you’ll spend less time listening and more time practising the skills that could one day save a life.
We offer nationally recognised training including:
Our courses are suitable for:
We regularly deliver training at:
and
Southern Cross University, Coffs Harbour
This makes them convenient for participants from Sawtell, Toormina, Boambee, Woolgoolga, Moonee Beach and the wider Mid North Coast.
At First Aid Mid North Coast, we believe first aid is learned through practice.
Complete your theory online before attending a practical training session where you’ll learn how to:
Our aim is simple: to help you leave with the confidence to step forward when someone needs help.
Need first aid training for your staff?
We provide on-site workplace first aid training for businesses, schools, sporting clubs and community organisations throughout Coffs Harbour and the Mid North Coast.
Please contact us to discuss group bookings.
How long does the course take?
Your online learning is completed before attending your practical face-to-face session.
Course times vary depending on the qualification.
The face-to-face practical session for First Aid runs for two hours, including CPR.
For CPR only, the face-to-face practical runs for 45 minutes.
When will I receive my certificate?
Successful participants receive their nationally recognised certificate through Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. The certificate is usually delivered by email on the same day as the face-to-face training session.
Do I need to bring anything?
Simply bring photo identification and wear comfortable clothing suitable for practical activities.
Hi, I’m Matt Sincock.
When I was ten years old, I was hit by a car on my way to the school bus.
I lay on the road with serious injuries while people gathered around.
Although many wanted to help, no one knew what to do.
That experience stayed with me.
It taught me that in an emergency, good intentions aren’t always enough. Confidence comes from knowing what to do.
Today, that’s why I teach first aid.
My goal isn’t simply to help people gain a qualification. It’s to help them leave with the confidence to step forward when someone needs help.
Every course focuses on practical, hands-on experience because first aid isn’t learned by watching someone else.
It’s learned by doing.
Whether you’re completing first aid training for the first time or renewing your qualification, we’d love to welcome you to one of our practical training sessions.
Most of us hope we’ll never need to use first aid.
But emergencies don’t wait until someone more experienced arrives.
They happen at home.
At work.
On the sporting field.
In the surf.
On the side of the road.
Learning first aid isn’t simply about gaining a qualification.
It’s about having the confidence to step forward when another person needs help.