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Oxygen Provision
PADI RTO offers two different oxygen provider programmes. The 22575VIC Course in Basic Oxygen Administration for First Aid and the HLTAID015 Provide advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy.
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Workplace First Aid
Need a senior first aid course to meet your workplace requirements? The HLTAID011 Provide first aid is the generic course required and accepted by your employer in Australia.
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PADI RTO First Aid Training
Time to refresh your first aid skills? PADI RTO is offering all first aid units from the HLT Training Package. Start your training with a PADI RTO Trainer today.
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Welcome to the PADI RTO site
Welcome to the PADI RTO website. Here, both PADI RTO Trainers and their students will find the latest information on vocational training in Australia.
PADI RTO News
World Health Day: Why CPR and First Aid Training Should Be Your Priority
This World Health Day, take a meaningful step toward protecting yourself and others by learning CPR and first aid. These essential life-saving skills empower you to act in emergencies and could make the difference between life and death. Discover how PADI RTO’s accredited courses can equip you with the confidence and knowledge to save lives—at home, at work, or in your community.
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Keep Kids Safe with These First-Aid Essentials Every Parent and Teacher Should Know!
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver, knowing how to respond in emergencies is vital. That’s why taking a first-aid course, like those offered by PADI RTO, is a great way to gain the skills necessary to react confidently in any situation involving a child.
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Back to School! First Aid for Common Playground Injuries
As children head back to school, excitement fills the air—along with the inevitable bumps, bruises, and scrapes from playground adventures. For parents and educators, knowing how to handle these common injuries is key to ensuring kids stay safe and confident. Enrolling in a PADI RTO First Aid and CPR course provides invaluable skills to manage minor accidents and respond effectively in emergencies. Here’s a guide to addressing playground injuries like cuts, bruises, and sprains to keep kids thriving during the school year.