Why a CPR & AED course?

Every week, more than 300 people in the Netherlands suffer a cardiac arrest. Acting immediately greatly increases the chance of survival. Make your team confident and decisive in those first minutes!

What will you learn?

  • The 4 essential steps of CPR (check, call for help, compressions, rescue breaths)
  • Safe and correct use of the AED
  • Recognising cardiac arrest and acting immediately
  • Practising with CPR manikins and AED trainers
  • Communicating with bystanders and emergency services (112)
  • Scenarios that suit your workplace
CPR & AED course

Hands-on from the start

Practise on real manikins and AEDs – no dry theory, just doing!

Always at your location

We come to your organisation. No travel time, flexible scheduling (evenings or Saturdays too).

Recognised certificate

Optional: nationally & internationally recognised Red Cross certificate.

For every team

Ideal for companies, schools, associations and sports clubs. Small and large groups welcome.

Everything included

  • Training materials (manikins, AED, CPR booklet)
  • Certificate of participation or Red Cross certificate
  • Plenty of time for questions and company-specific scenarios
  • Personal tips from experienced instructors

Also available as a short refresher course. Easy to combine with First Aid or BHV (in-house emergency response)!

Reviews

What our students say

Personal attention, lots of practice and an instructor from healthcare. Read what students thought of their course.

  • A pleasant, informal teaching style and a very knowledgeable instructor!
    Dagmar Schouten
  • First aid knowledge is indispensable for our scout leaders.
    Peter HilhorstScoutingvereniging Leger des Heils
  • As a personal trainer it is important for me to stay up to date. Elitas makes that easy.
    Loïs van der LindePersonal Trainer – Train je fit
  • Elitas Medical has a great way of teaching, with lots of interaction with the students.
    Hidde Cusveller
  • The practical part at Elitas was a very valuable part of the extended first aid course.
    Peter van den Dungen