CPR/AED – General Public (4h)General Public

CPR/AED – General Public (4h)

This 4-hour training is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and confidence needed to intervene effectively during life-threatening emergencies. Focused on rapid and adapted responses, it teaches essential techniques for managing critical situations, significantly increasing survival chances. Aimed at the general public, this program emphasizes hands-on practice, realistic simulations, and teamwork, making it ideal for those who want to be prepared for emergencies at home, at work, or in public spaces.

First Aid – Intermediate Level (16h) – CSA Z1210-17 CompliantWorkplace

First Aid – Intermediate Level (16h) – CSA Z1210-17 Compliant

Upon successful completion of this 16-hour IN-PERSON intermediate-level first aid training, the candidate will receive a valid certification that meets the requirements of 'Intermediate First Aid Training' as defined in the CSA Z1210-17 standard.

First Aider – New Parents (9h)General Public

First Aider – New Parents (9h)

Becoming a parent means taking on the precious responsibility of protecting your little ones. This 9-hour training, designed for new parents, helps you better anticipate and respond to unexpected situations. Accessible and flexible, it is tailored to the needs of modern families. By completing this training, you strengthen your ability to provide a safe environment and intervene effectively in emergencies. Give yourself the confidence and preparation needed to watch over those who matter most.

General First Aid – Covering Infant and Child CPR (8h)General Public

General First Aid – Covering Infant and Child CPR (8h)

Our general first aid training, covering infant and child CPR, is designed for parents, caregivers, teachers, and early childhood professionals in Quebec. Compliant with the Educational Childcare Act (R.S.Q., c. S-4.1.1, s. 20), administered by Ministry of Family (CPE licensing). 8-hour course, 3-year certification.

First Aider – General Public (8h)General Public

First Aider – General Public (8h)

This 8-hour training, designed for the general public, provides essential knowledge for effective emergency intervention. It is intended for anyone wanting to learn first aid skills, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), wound and bleeding management, or the handling of critical situations. Accessible and practical, this course develops vital skills for protecting and rescuing loved ones or anyone in danger, thereby strengthening community safety.

First Aider – Early Childhood (8h)Early Childhood

First Aider – Early Childhood (8h)

This training is specially designed for educators in childcare settings. It enables them to acquire essential skills for responding to medical emergencies involving young children, particularly infants and preschool-aged children. The training covers the management of severe allergies, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, obstructed airway management and injuries, as well as emergency action plans. Available online, hybrid, or in-person, this training complies with the requirements of the Ministry of Family. It ensures the safety of children and the peace of mind of parents.

First Aid & CPR Belgium

What the law actually requires where you are — summarized from our jurisdiction guides. Open any topic for the full details.

Workplace first aid

Belgium requires employers to appoint enough trained company first-aiders based on a company risk analysis rather than a fixed ratio, with at least one trained first-aider for group A, B and C companies of 20+ workers. First-aider training under the Codex, Book I, Title 5 includes a practical component and a yearly refresher (bijscholing) to keep the role.

FPS EmploymentAct of 4 August 1996Codex Book I, Title 5No fixed ratioYearly refresher
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Childcare CPR & first aid

Childcare is a Community-level competence: in Flanders the Licensing Decree of 22 Nov 2013 (arts. 40 and 43) requires every child carer and responsible person to hold a 'levensreddend handelen bij kinderen' certificate, renewed every 3 years, while the French Community's ONE order of 2 May 2019 relies on qualified diploma-holding staff without an explicit first-aid certificate. Certification is a licensing requirement in Flanders, overseen by Opgroeien (formerly Kind en Gezin).

Flanders: Decree 22 Nov 2013ONE order of 2 May 2019Opgroeien / ONERenewed every 3 years
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Good Samaritan law

Article 422bis of the Belgian Criminal Code creates a legal duty to rescue: failing to assist a person in grave danger is an offence, punishable only where one could have intervened without serious danger to oneself. There is no separate civil-immunity shield for the lay rescuer.

Article 422bis Criminal CodeDuty to rescue: Yes8 days–1 year + €50–500No AED liability shield
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Healthcare professional recognition

In Belgium the right to practise rests on a visa from the FPS Public Health, with mandatory continuing education (formation permanente) to keep particular professional titles, and certificates must be kept five years for inspection. Resuscitation training accredited by INAMI/RIZIV counts as a recognized continuing-education activity, so recognized CPR/AED, ACLS or PALS training meets the requirement.

FPS Public Health visaINAMI/RIZIV accreditationContinuing education mandatoryCertificates kept 5 yearsCPR/AED, ACLS, PALS eligible
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Residential care settings

In Belgian nursing homes (maison de repos / MRS / woonzorgcentrum), staff including care assistants (aide-soignant / zorgkundige) must be trained in first aid and emergency actions, overseen by the communities and regions. A recognized, up-to-date first-aid and CPR certificate meets this requirement, in addition to occupational training, and is renewed periodically.

MR / MRS / WZC settingsCare assistant (aide-soignant)Communities and regionsRecognized cert, renewed periodically
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Foster families

Foster care is a competence of the communities (accredited services in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and Pleegzorg in Flanders), and no provision explicitly requires a first-aid certificate of foster families — the application requires a medical certificate of good health and a criminal-record extract. Current first-aid and CPR training is recommended in addition to the suitability assessment.

Pleegzorg (Flanders)Community competenceNo explicit first-aid certificateRecommended, not mandatory
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Online course recognition

Online CPR and first aid training is recognized in Belgium for personal, childcare-licensing and employer purposes, with theory delivered online and any practical component remaining in person. First-aider training includes a yearly refresher (bijscholing) to keep the role.

Online courses accepted1-year certificationTheory online, practical in personYearly refresher
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Who we are

We offer high-quality CPR and first aid training. Our unique 100% online formula allows you to acquire at your own pace the tools needed to be ready to intervene in an emergency.

Our instructor Jean-Philippe Tremblay has over 20 years of field experience in paramedical ambulance care and first aid training.

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