Where exactly is the Mount Druit first aid training venue located?
Full Address: 2nd Kings Langley Scout Group Hall, Venn Ave, Lalor Park, NSW 2147
Do you offer weekend and evening first aid courses at Mount Druit?
Weekend Availability: Yes — Saturday and Sunday sessions. Weekdays: Morning and afternoon sessions. Evenings: Group sessions (10+) on request.
Can I book group first aid training at the Mount Druit venue?
Yes — we welcome group bookings at Mount Druit and can tailor dates/times (including evenings/weekends). Call 1300 200 747.
What first aid courses are available at Mount Druit?
HLTAID009 Provide CPR: $59 (2–3 hours). HLTAID011 Provide First Aid: $119 (4–6 hours). HLTAID012 Childcare First Aid: $129 (6–8 hours).
How long does a first aid course take at Mount Druit?
CPR (HLTAID009): 2–3h. First Aid (HLTAID011): 4–6h. Childcare (HLTAID012): 6–8h. Online theory + practical at 2nd Kings Langley Scout Group Hall.
Which suburbs are near the Mount Druit venue?
The venue is convenient to many nearby suburbs.
Is the Mount Druit first aid course online or face-to-face?
All Mount Druit first aid courses are delivered in a blended format. You complete the online theory at your own pace, then attend a face-to-face practical session at 2nd Kings Langley Scout Group Hall, Lalor Park (NSW 2147). This applies to CPR, Provide First Aid, and Childcare First Aid. Same-day digital certificates are issued on successful completion.
Where is the official Mount Druit course page?
Visit the course page to view dates, pricing and book online.
What parking options are available at Mount Druit?
On-site parking may be available. Where not available, convenient street or nearby paid parking options are typically available.
Which suburbs and areas does the Mount Druit venue serve?
The venue is convenient to many nearby suburbs.
What payment methods do you accept at Mount Druit?
We accept major cards, digital wallets, PayPal, Afterpay, corporate invoicing and bank transfer.
Is your Mount Druit first aid training nationally recognised and who is the RTO?
Yes. All first aid courses delivered at Mount Druit are nationally recognised and provided under RTO 31961. Your qualification is valid across Australia once you successfully complete the online theory and in-person practical assessment.
What will I learn in the Mount Druit CPR and First Aid practical session?
The practical session at Mount Druit is hands-on and assessment-based. You’ll practise and demonstrate core skills such as CPR technique, responding to common emergencies, and first aid scenarios relevant to your course (HLTAID009, HLTAID011, or HLTAID012). Your trainer guides you through each skill before assessment so you feel confident on the day
What do I need to bring to my Mount Druit first aid course?
Please bring a valid photo ID and be ready to show evidence that your online theory has been completed before attending the practical. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for floor-based CPR practice. All training and assessment equipment is provided at 2nd Kings Langley Scout Group Hall, Lalor Park.
Which first aid course should I choose in Mount Druit?
Choose the course that matches your needs. HLTAID009 Provide CPR is ideal if you only need CPR certification. HLTAID011 Provide First Aid suits workplaces and general first aid requirements. HLTAID012 Childcare First Aid is best for childcare workers, educators, or parents needing infant- and child-focused training. All options include online theory plus a practical session at 2nd Kings Langley Scout Group Hall, Lalor Park, with same-day digital certification after successful completion.
