Online Basic First Aid Course in Saudi Arabia

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Basic first aid course

Our basic first aid course teaches you what to do in the first few minutes after someone is hurt or suddenly falls ill. In one day with Future Institute for Advanced Professional Training, you learn CPR, how to use an AED, how to stop bleeding, and how to help someone who is choking, burned or overheated.

You can choose a TVTC-approved certificate or a Saudi Heart Association certificate. Both are valid for two years. We train across Saudi Arabia, in our classroom, online or at your work site.

What is a basic first aid course?

A basic first aid course is a short, hands-on class that teaches ordinary people how to keep an injured or ill person safe until medical help arrives.

  • Length: 1 day (about 6 hours)
  • You learn: CPR, AED use, bleeding control, burns, choking, fainting, shock and heat illness
  • Certificate: TVTC-approved or Saudi Heart Association, valid for 2 years
  • Where: our Al Khobar center, your work site, or theory online plus a practical session
  • Languages: Arabic, English, Hindi and Urdu
What Is Basic First Aid

What You Learn in Our Basic First Aid Training

Our basic first aid training covers the emergencies that happen most often at work and at home. Each topic is taught with a short explanation and then practised on manikins or with a partner.on practice. You cover eight core modules:

We also add Saudi-specific advice, such as which emergency number to call and how to deal with heat illness in summer. These are the topics you will cover

Module

What you cover

1. The first aider’s role

What a first aider does, staying safe, and calling for help

2. Checking the scene and the person

How to check for danger, see if the person responds, and check breathing

3. CPR

Chest compressions and rescue breaths for adults, practised on manikins

4. Using an AED

How to switch on and use an automated external defibrillator safely

5. Airway and recovery position

How to keep an unconscious, breathing person’s airway open

6. Bleeding and wounds

How to stop bleeding with pressure and dressings

7. Burns, scalds and nosebleeds

How to cool and cover burns, and what not to put on them

8. Choking, fainting, poisoning and shock

What to do for each, step by step

9. Heat illness

How to spot heat exhaustion and heatstroke, and how to cool a person down

Basic First Aid for Common Emergencies

First Aid, CPR and AED Training: Why the Three Skills Go Together

First aid, CPR and AED skills work as one chain. First aid keeps a person safe, CPR keeps blood moving when the heart stops, and an AED can shock the heart back into a normal rhythm.

When the heart stops, every minute without CPR lowers the chance of survival. That is why the CPR and AED part of our basic first aid course gets the most practice time. Our first aid CPR AED training is fully hands-on.

  • CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation): pushing hard and fast on the centre of the chest when a person’s heart has stopped.
  • AED (automated external defibrillator): a small device that checks the heart and tells you, out loud, what to do. You cannot shock someone by mistake, because it only shocks when it is needed.

Workplace First Aid: Why a First Aid at Work Course Matters

Workplace first aid matters in Saudi Arabia because many people work on busy sites, in factories and in hot weather. Saudi Labour Law requires employers to protect workers from harm and to keep first aid cabinets ready at work, as the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development explains.

A first aid cabinet only helps if someone knows how to use it. That is why many companies send staff on a first aid at work course, so there is always a trained first aider on each shift.

Basic First Aid Kit & Essential Medicines
Basic First Aid Kit & Essential Medicines

Emergency First Aid Training for Saudi Work Sites

Our emergency first aid training uses real workplace examples, like cuts from tools, falls, burns from hot work, and heat illness outdoors. Trainees practise what to do in the first few minutes before help arrives.

Knowing who to call is part of every basic first aid course we teach. Saudi Arabia has several emergency numbers, and the right one depends on where you are.

Which Emergency Number to Call

  • 911: the unified emergency number in the Eastern Province, Riyadh and Makkah regions (official emergency numbers).
  • 997: Saudi Red Crescent (ambulance).
  • 998: Saudi Civil Defense (fire and rescue).

Your company may also have its own site emergency number. We teach trainees to learn it on their first day.

Basic First Aid Courses: Which One Do You Need?

Future Institute offers a ladder of first aid courses, so you can match the training to your role. Most workers start
with the basic course, while designated first aiders and safety teams take the longer options.

Course Duration Best for Validity
First Aid, CPR and AED 1 day General workers, drivers, teachers 2 years
Basic Life Support (BLS) 1 day Healthcare and site safety staff 2 years
Emergency First Aid at Work 1 to 2 days Appointed workplace first aiders 2 years
Advanced First Aid 3 days Site medics and response teams 2 years

Not sure which fits your team? Message us on 0597423196 and we will guide you.

Getting a Saudi Heart Association First Aid Certificate

Future Institute for Advanced Professional Training is approved by the Saudi Heart Association. If your employer asks for a Saudi Heart Association first aid certificate, tell us when you book, and we will register you for the SHA version of the basic first aid course.
The course content and the one-day length are the same. Only the body that stands behind your certificate changes.

Course Duration and Delivery Method

Which First Aid Certificate Do Saudi Employers Accept?

Saudi employers accept first aid certificates from recognised bodies. The right one depends on your sector.

Body Recognised for
IADC Oil, gas, and industrial sites, including Aramco and GCC contractors
Saudi Heart Association (SHA) Healthcare and BLS roles inside the Kingdom
Highfield General workplace first aid

Future Institute issues IADC accredited certificates, and every card can be checked through our QR code
verification system. Always confirm the body your employer asks for before you book.

Certification & Accreditation

Every basic first aid course at Future Institute for Advanced Professional Training is accredited by a recognised Saudi body. You can choose a certificate from the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC) or from the Saudi Heart Association (SHA).
Both options cover the same skills and take the same one day of training. The only difference is the name on your certificate, so you can pick the one your employer or project asks

TVTC Approved

TVTC Approved

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First Aid Training Online, in Class or at Your Site

You can take our basic first aid course in the way that suits you best. We teach in our classroom, online, or at your own site anywhere in Saudi Arabia.

First aid training online works well for busy staff and remote sites. First aid is still a hands-on skill, so every option includes practice that a trainer watches.

  • In class: join a group at our training center, with manikins, AED trainers and first aid kits ready.
  • Online: live lessons with a trainer, who shows each skill on camera and watches you practise.
  • At your site: our trainers come to your office, plant or project site anywhere in the Kingdom with all the equipment.
Who Should Attend

First Aid Box Checklist and First Aid Kit Training

Saudi Labour Law asks employers to keep first aid cabinets at work, but we did not find one official list of what must go inside. A sensible start is a basic kit like the one below, then adding items for your site’s own risks.
This first aid box checklist is based on the suggested minimum list from the UK Health and Safety Executive, with a few items added for hot, outdoor work. Check your kit every month and after every use.

  • a first aid guidance leaflet
  • sterile plasters in different sizes
  • sterile eye pads
  • triangular bandages
  • safety pins
  • large and medium sterile wound dressings
  • disposable gloves
  • for hot outdoor sites: drinking water or oral rehydration salts, and burn dressings.

Our basic first aid course includes short first aid kit training. You will learn what each item is for, how to use it, and how to spot missing or expired items.

Basic First Aid Kit Training and Workplace Kit Checks
How Much Does First Aid Training Cost in Saudi Arabia

Who Should Take a Basic First Aid Course?

A basic first aid course is useful for almost everyone. You do not need any medical knowledge or experience to join.

Companies often send at least one person from each team or shift. These people benefit most:

  • workplace first aiders and emergency team members
  • safety officers and supervisors
  • site workers, drivers and warehouse staff
  • teachers, school staff and coaches
  • parents and carers who want to keep their family safe
Why Train With Future Institute for Advanced Professional Training

Why Train With Future Institute for Advanced Professional Training?

Future Institute is a safety training center based in Al Khobar, serving learners and companies across Saudi Arabia. Our first aid training gives you:

  • Recognised accreditation: IADC, TVTC approved, and ISO 9001:2015 certified first aid training.
  • Practical training: hands on CPR, AED, bandaging, and casualty handling drills, not just theory.
  • Certificate valid two years: with a free refresher reminder before your card expires.
  • Multilingual delivery: courses in Arabic, English, Hindi, and Urdu to suit every workforce.
  • On site and fast mobilisation: train at our Al Khobar center, your site, or remote and rig locations, often on under one day’s notice.
  • Aramco experience: delivered safety and first aid programs for Saudi Aramco contractors.

Where We Deliver First Aid Training Across Saudi Arabia

Our base is in Al Khobar, close to the Corniche and King Fahd Road. From here, our trainers cover the Eastern Province and the wider Kingdom. We deliver at our center, or at your workplace, in Al Khobar, Dammam, Dhahran, Jubail, Riyadh, Jeddah, and other cities on request. Whether your team works near the King Fahd Causeway, Half Moon Bay, or a plant inside Jubail Industrial City, we bring certified first aid training to your door.

If your team cannot reach a classroom, our online basic first aid training in Saudi Arabia lets staff learn the theory from any city, then complete the practical skills check at our center or on your site. This makes it easy for workers in remote areas or on tight schedules to get certified without travelling far.

Where We Deliver First Aid Training Across Saudi Arabia

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the immediate care given to an injured or ill person before professional medical help arrives, including CPR, bleeding control, burns care, and treating choking or fainting.

Check the scene, call 997, assess the casualty, stop bleeding, treat for shock, keep monitoring, and hand over to paramedics.

The standard course runs for one day, combining theory with hands on CPR, AED, and bandaging practice. On site and group sessions can be arranged to suit your team.

The fee depends on group size and whether you train at our centre or your site. Call or message 0597423196 for a current price and the next batch date.

Yes. You can learn the theory through our online basic first aid training in Saudi Arabia, then finish with a hands on assessment. A recognised certificate needs practical CPR and AED practice, which Aramco and GCC sites require.

Cool the burn under running water for at least 20 minutes, remove tight items nearby, cover loosely with cling film or a clean dressing, and never apply ice, butter, or creams.

Yes. FTI is TVTC approved and ISO 9001:2015 certified, our training is delivered to IADC DIT standards, and every certificate is QR code verifiable and accepted by Aramco contractors.

Yes. We train in Arabic, English, Hindi, and Urdu, at our Al Khobar centre or on your site anywhere in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.

Book Your Basic First Aid Training

Reserve your place with Future Institute, Al Khobar’s TVTC and IADC recognised safety training center. Our advisors will confirm the next available batch and can deliver the course at your site in Arabic, English, Hindi, or Urdu.