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National First Aid Training Institute

National First Aid Training Institute is one of Australia's leading providers of First Aid Training.

National First Aid Training Institute provides best practice certified first aid training and safety courses, designed for workplace, community, or individual needs. Providing the latest techniques in a practical, fully simulated learning environment, National First Aid Training Institute provides CPR training as well as advanced first aid and low voltage rescue. Delivery options are available right across South East Queensland and now Tasmania, with a mixture of e-learning and face-to-face training options. Course content is regularly reviewed to meet current industry standards and emphasises the integration of real-life situations and examples. A staggering 10,000 trainees gain a certificate with National First Aid Training Institute each year, demonstrating our commitment to providing engaging and intuitive courses.

05/03/2025

To our friends in South East Queensland,

We hope this message finds you safe. Please take all necessary precautions and heed local warnings during this time.

🚨 Office Closure Notice: 🚨
Our office will be closed on Thursday, March 6th, and Friday, March 7th. Unfortunately, this means all courses scheduled for these days are cancelled. Rest assured, we have reached out to all registered participants via phone, email, and SMS.

📧 Need Assistance?
If you need to get in touch, please email us at admin@nfti.edu.au. We will respond as promptly as we can.

Once again, stay safe and lend a hand to your neighbours if it is safe to do so. And remember, if it’s flooded, forget it.

Take care,

Your NFTI Team

18/12/2023

Thank you for an amazing 2023, and we look forward to seeing you in 2024.

Our office will be closed from noon on Thursday 21 December and will reopen at nine on Wednesday 3 January.

We hope that everyone has a safe and joyous Christmas period.

If you need to book training while we are away, please head to our website, www.nfti.edu.au to find a time to suit your needs.

28/09/2023

Thank you Kim for coming back to train with us every year. We think Erica does an amazing job.

On the Sunshine Coast and want to learn about first aid, pop over to our website and find a time that suits you, or give us a call on 1800 851 819.

19/07/2023

Celebrating Farm Safe Week.

Here are five tips to help be safe on the farm.

1. Have a well-equipped first aid kit: Ensure you have a properly stocked one readily available on your farm. It should include essential items such as bandages, sterile dressings, adhesive tape, antiseptic solution, gloves, scissors, and a CPR mask. Regularly check and replenish your supplies to keep the kit up to date.

2. Know emergency contact numbers: Keep a list of emergency contact numbers posted prominently in your farm buildings and vehicles. The list should include local emergency services, poison control centres, nearby hospitals, and other relevant emergency contacts. In case of an accident or medical emergency, having these numbers readily available can save valuable time.

3. Learn CPR and basic first aid: A first aid and CPR course is crucial for anyone working on a farm. Knowing how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), control bleeding, stabilize fractures, and provide initial care for burns or other injuries can significantly improve the outcome in an emergency. Enrol in a first aid training course and ensure your skills are up to date. Check out our courses at www.nfti.edu.au.

4. Identify hazards and mitigate risks: Conduct regular farm safety assessments to identify potential hazards and take steps to reduce them. This may involve ensuring proper storage of chemicals, securing machinery and equipment, implementing safety measures around livestock handling, and addressing structural or environmental risks. Proactively addressing hazards can prevent accidents and reduce the likelihood of injuries.

5. Communicate and share information: Foster a safety culture on your farm by promoting open communication and sharing safety information with all farm workers, family members, and visitors. Discuss safety protocols, emergency procedures, and any new information or lessons learned from incidents. Encourage everyone to report hazards, near-misses, or safety concerns, as proactive communication can help prevent accidents and improve overall farm safety.

Remember, farm safety is a collective responsibility. By following these tips and investing in first aid training, you can help create a safer environment for everyone on your farm. Stay safe and be prepared for any emergency that may arise.

Stay safe, and let's make a difference this National Farm Safety Week. 🌾🤝🚜

18/07/2023

🚜🌾National Farm Safety Week is here! 🚜🌾

From July 17th to July 23rd, 2023, we join hands with rural communities across Australia to raise awareness about farm safety issues.

In all workplaces, it is vital that we prioritise the safety of our people. This week is a reminder that we can make a difference by taking steps towards farm safety.

Did you know that agriculture is one of the most high-risk industries in Australia? It's a fact we can't ignore. During National Farm Safety Week, we encourage everyone to take a moment to consider safety practices on their farms (and in all workplaces) and within their rural communities.
- Are you up to date with first aid practices?
- Do you know how to respond in an accident or medical emergency?

We're here to help!

At National First Aid Training Institute, we offer comprehensive first-aid training courses. Our experienced instructors will guide you through essential techniques, including CPR, wound management, fracture immobilisation, and more. By empowering individuals with the right skills, we can minimise the impact of accidents and save lives.

Join us in observing National Farm Safety Week by spreading the word about the importance of farm safety. Please share this post with your friends and family to help create awareness and encourage others to invest in their safety. You can also find more information about farm safety at Farmsafe Australia.

Stay safe, and let's make a difference this National Farm Safety Week!

22/06/2023

We provide courses in all sorts of places, and to all sorts of people.

Recently, our training manager, Brett did a course at a high school on the Sunshine Coast. And the feedback from the school was amazing. The kids even kept their phones off.

10/05/2023

Sometimes we get asked, what sets National First Aid Training Institute apart from other first aid training providers?

It's simple - our trainers!

Our trainers are not just experienced first responders (like paramedics, nurses, police officers and firies), they are also actively involved in administering first aid in their day to day lives. From volunteering at Scouts to working in emergency departments, our trainers have hands-on experience that you can trust. When you attend our training courses, you won't just learn the theory behind first aid - you'll also gain practical knowledge from experts who have seen and done it all.

Make sure who choose as a first aid training provider, has delivered first aid to real people.

08/05/2023

We survey all of our participants after they have come to one of our courses. We do this so we can improve the training we deliver to you.

One of our courses last week received the feedback below.

Thank to those who took the time to provide us feedback.

18/04/2023

Based in Tasmania, and thinking about undertaking Mental Health First Aid Training?

We have places available for our May course now. Follow the link to book your training with the wonderful Bec.

https://bit.ly/mhfalaunceston

08/03/2023

We are supporting International Women's Day today and recognising all the female emergency service personnel and frontline health care workers that provide such valuable care and compassion to our community. Thank you today and everyday.

06/03/2023

We are so proud of this wonderful feedback about our Maroochydore Trainer, Simon!

"This course was delivered in the best possible way. The trainer, Simon, was far and away the best first aid trainer I have experienced in 30 plus years of first aid courses. His ability to impart knowledge was excellent, and his teaching style was the perfect balance of calm, thorough, delivery which I found to be easily absorbed.

I do not often take the time to pass on this type of feedback in this detail, but his performance was refreshing during a time when the quality of many health, safety and high-risk compliance courses are becoming increasingly poorly delivered." - Participant, Maroochydore QLD

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Kontiki Building, Tower Two, Level 2, Unit 212, 55 Plaza Parade
Maroochydore, QLD
4558

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Website

https://nfti.edu.au/sunshine-coast/

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The NFTI Difference

NFTI has always been a family owned business, where our extended NFTI family and the families of our team come first. Our original owners Geoff and Louise Bryant dedicated their time to providing the best in first aid training on the Sunshine Coast. They have retired and sold their family business to their son AJ, who continues that dedication for high quality training throughout Queensland and Australia.

We pride ourselves in our accurate information, providing our students to not only be first aiders but to show them how to manage a first aid emergency. First aid is a serious subject, however, with a fun element incorporated we get our students laughing and this in turn gets them listening. We have demonstrated in the past our flexibility with corporate clients in adjusting our course content to their specific requirements and as well as flexibility with training dates, times and pricings.

Our dedication to environmentally sound practices and to constantly improving these practices throughout NFTI is a passion of ours. We are proud to be recognised as a star partner with the Ecobiz program.