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In a partnership with Atwea, workers at Justiz Community, a charity that promotes social justice, were able to develop first aid skills they could use to support their community.

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Help create a safer workplace and even save lives!

As an employee or business owner, there are many benefits of being trained to provide first aid.  Atwea College First Aid courses will give you the skills and knowledge to provide first aid at work or in any situation.

HLTAID003 Provide first aid

This accredited course provides students with skills to assist a person suffering a serious illness or injury. It includes prevention prior to professional medical help being available and how treat of minor conditions, such as plastering a cut.

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HLTAID003 Provide first aid

This accredited course provides students with skills to assist a person suffering a serious illness or injury. It includes prevention prior to professional medical help being available and how treat of minor conditions, such as plastering a cut.

View course
HLTAID003 Provide first aid

This accredited course provides students with skills to assist a person suffering a serious illness or injury. It includes prevention prior to professional medical help being available and how treat of minor conditions, such as plastering a cut.

View course

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Latest updates from Atwea College

Skills training

Providing life saving First Aid skills to the local Tuncurry community

Providing education in responding to emergency situations is an integral part of being a First Aid Trainer. Simone Waters currently trains students in the First Aid accredited courses, as well as the newly introduced topic specific Seniors First Aid and Parents First Aid courses at Atwea’s Tuncurry campus. As a young child growing up in rural NSW, […]

Skills training

Working with students to unlock their potential

Deborah Mercer is committed to assisting students in unlocking their potential through her role as a trainer for Disability and Aged Care qualifications at Atwea. She has built strong relationships with various Aged Care facilities and Disability organisations across Newcastle and the Hunter which has allowed her to organise real world teaching experiences for students. […]

Atwea news

Passionate about providing learning support

Assisting students during their educational journey is the main purpose behind Atwea’s Student Support Services (SSS) unit. Particularly during the pandemic, this unit has played a vital role in helping students ensure their learning goals are on track in order to enter into positive, long term employment. Ben Parsons joined the team as a Student […]

Skills training

Atwea Aged Care student Jody Turner local hero

As the fastest growing industry in the Mid North Coast Region, Aged Care has become one of the most popular areas to study at Atwea’s Tuncurry campus. For Jody Turner, her decision to undertake the CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) was a natural step as she has always been passionate about helping others. […]

The CAS

Introducing our new CAS Coordinator

Late last year, Atwea welcomed a new Music and Creative Arts Coordinator to The CAS facility in Hamilton. Adam Ferrier has hit the ground running in his new role and looks forward to inviting the local community back to The CAS for 2021 live performances after a temporary pause due to COVID-19. A key focus […]

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