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Free CPR, AED, and First Aid course: how to register

The ability to act safely in the first few minutes of an emergency can save lives. Learning CPR, using an AED, and administering first aid correctly gives you the confidence to act at home, at work, and in public spaces. The platform Alison It offers a free online course that covers these fundamentals and allows you to study at your own pace, ideal for those seeking practical and accessible knowledge.

The proposal is straightforward: you study 100% remotely, access the material without paying a registration fee, and decide at the end whether you want to issue the digital certificate. This makes it easier for those who want to get trained now and leave the formal proof for later, as needed.

What is Alison's CPR, AED, and First Aid course?

It's a free course that introduces everything from... basic first aid concepts (check responsiveness, recognize common symptoms, and assemble a first-aid kit) until choking management, performing CPR and safe use of the AEDThe content is accredited by CPD UK (continuous professional development), reinforcing the educational character of the course. To graduate as an “Alison Graduate” it is necessary reach 80% or higher in the course evaluations.

Key content highlights:

  • Initial assessment of the victim and chain of survival;

  • CPR (compressions + ventilations) and use of an AED;

  • Intervention in choking situations (babies, children and adults);

  • First aid for injuries, medical and environmental problems.

About the Alison platform

  • Free 100% Learning: Studying and completing courses is free of charge; payment is optional only if you wish to obtain a certificate.

  • Self-study with no deadline: the courses are self-paced, with no time limit to finish.

  • Enroll in 1 click: just press Start Learning Visit the course page to register.

  • CPD UK AccreditationRecognized courses for continuous professional development.

Certificates: how they work and how much they cost

Upon successful completion, you you can buy:

  • Digital Certificate (PDF) Instant download;

  • Physical Certificate — printed and sent to your address.

Alison's global pricing page lists reference values (may vary by course/currency): for example, Digital Certificate and Printed with indicative rates.

Note: Even without purchasing the certificate, you can share the... Learner Record (student record) or the Learner Achievement Verification based on your profile.

Who should take this course?

  • Parents, family members and caregivers who want to act safely in domestic emergencies;

  • Educators, office professionals, and customer service teams. who wish to increase preparedness;

  • Students and those interested in health and safety. who want a structured foundation before practical training;

  • Workplace safety leaders which require introductory knowledge (check your employer's formal requirements).

Benefits in everyday life

  • Act quickly in cases of fainting, choking, and cardiorespiratory arrest;

  • Using the AED safely, following protocols;

  • Reduce panic and organize the initial response until help arrives;

  • Update knowledge continuously (CPD).

Practical techniques for training at home

These suggestions are educational and they do not replace supervised practice.

  1. Chest compressions (CPR)

    • Train the hand position and the rhythm (e.g., ~100–120 compressions/min). Use a CPR dummyIn its absence, a firm pillow is all that's needed. Set your position and pace. (Does not reproduce actual depth). Consult recognized guides to remember the sequence and importance of activating emergency services.

  2. DEA sequence

    • Simulate opening the case. turn on the device and Follow voice commands (without shocks). Watch the course's teaching guidelines and pay attention to the... safety steps (to step away during analysis/shock).

  3. Managing choking

    • Review the order of actions for adults, children and infants (back blows, abdominal/chest thrusts, when to start CPR). Do not perform maneuvers on people.limit yourself to mental drills and the practice on puppets.

  4. First aid kit

    • Assemble and periodically check basic supplies (gloves, gauze, bandages, scissors, ventilation barriers, etc.), as described in the course when discussing "contents of a standard kit".

Step-by-step: how to enroll

  1. Access the course page: “RCR, DEA et premiers secours”. Click Start Course Now.

  2. Create your account or log in.Register using your email or social media.

  3. Start studyingthe classes are self-rhythmedUse the student dashboard to track progress.

  4. Complete the evaluations.reach ≥80% In each assessment, you must complete the evaluation.

  5. (Optional) Purchase your certificate: digital (PDF) or printed, by Alison Shop.


FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

1) Is the course really free?
Yes. Learn and conclude It's free. Purchasing a certificate is... optional.

2) Do I need to keep fixed hours?
No. The courses are auto-rhythms, with no deadline for completion.

3) Is there a free certificate?
Alison periodically lists specific courses with free digital certificate, but not all They offer this. Check the current list/terms and pricing page.

4) Is the certificate officially valid?
The courses are accredited by CPD UK (Educational value). Legal and occupational requirements vary; confirm with your employer/local authority.

5) How long will it take me to finish?
It depends on your pace. The course can be completed "in a matter of hours".

6) Can I study offline?
Alison allows Download courses in the app. to study without internet.


Where to study and next steps

  • Course page (FR/EN): CPR, AED, and First Aid Enroll with 1 click. Click to register.

  • How to register with Alison: Official registration guide.

  • Prices and types of certificates: official table.

Complement your training: After completing the course, consider in-person practical classes with certified instructors (e.g., recognized first aid organizations) to train chest compressions with correct depthreal use of DEA and simulations with feedback.