Road Safety & CPR Training for General Public

Training overview

This programme is designed for the general public, students, employees, volunteers, community groups, residential associations and organizations.

The training focuses on road safety, accident prevention and emergency response. Participants learn about pedestrian safety, responsible road behaviour, helmet and seat-belt awareness, accident-scene safety, emergency communication and appropriate steps to take when an accident occurs.

The CPR component introduces participants to recognizing an unresponsive person and suspected cardiac arrest, contacting emergency services, basic CPR principles, chest compressions and AED awareness.

Participants also learn why personal safety and professional medical assistance are important during emergencies.

What you’ll learn

• Road safety and accident prevention
• Pedestrian safety and responsible road behaviour
• Helmet and seat-belt awareness
• Accident-scene safety and emergency communication
• Recognizing unresponsiveness and suspected cardiac arrest
• Basic CPR principles and chest compressions
• AED awareness
• Personal safety during emergencies

Who should attend?

General public, students, employees, volunteers, community groups, residential associations and organizations.

Certification

Participants develop basic emergency awareness and understand how to respond responsibly while professional medical assistance is arranged. Certificate availability and requirements will be confirmed before enrolment. They depend on the selected program, attendance, assessment and applicable authorization.