CPR courses in Sydney

At our Sydney centre: Level 5, 8 Quay Street (Prince Centre), Haymarket NSW 2000. All classes are face-to-face.

Provide CPR from $45. See the live dates above for exact pricing and to book online.

Sign in at reception 10 minutes before your session starts — the Prince Centre training room is set up with a manikin for every student, so there's no waiting around to practise. Trains into Central or Town Hall get you here fastest; parking nearby is metered.

Yes — as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 91399), the statement of attainment is recognised anywhere in Australia. You'll need a USI before it can be issued, which takes a couple of minutes to set up free at usi.gov.au if you don't have one already.

Compression technique and rhythm are perishable skills — most guidelines and workplace policies treat a 12-month CPR refresh as standard, separate from the 3-year cycle on the broader Provide First Aid certificate. Your specific employer or industry body sets the actual requirement.

Resuscitation technique across adults, children and infants, recognising when someone needs it, managing choking, and using an AED — all practised hands-on against current Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines, not just watched.

If your only requirement is the annual CPR refresh, HLTAID009 alone is faster and cheaper. If you need the broader workplace first aid certificate (most employers do), book HLTAID011 instead — it already has CPR built in, so you're not doing it twice.

Yes — a short online module you complete beforehand, so the in-person session is spent entirely on the practical skills rather than the theory.

If another RTO publicly advertises the same unit for less, send us the details through our price match page and we'll do our best to match it with a discount code.