Warsaw is the largest city in Poland, consists of 18 administrative districts and has 1.7 million inhabitants. It is considered a capital city since 1596, when Zygmunt III Waza moved the royal court and central offices from Krakow to Warsaw. At present Warsaw is a great center of political, scientific, cultural and economic life. The seat in Warsaw is: the Sejm and Senate, the government and political parties, as well as numerous political and trade representatives of other countries. All major industries are in Warsaw. The industry is diverse and oriented towards the production of fast moving goods as well as high-quality final products. The Polish capital is the country's largest transport hub, with road transport dominating here (3 express roads, 6 national roads and 14 provincial roads converge in Warsaw), rail and air (Chopin Airport and Modlin Airport).

Qualified first aid course Warsaw

Conducting many years of activity in Warsaw, we see that the demand for rescuers trained in qualified first aid is high and is constantly growing. This is due to the industry and tourism still developing in the city. Warsaw is one of the most dynamically engaged centers in first aid teaching in Poland. The Centrum Ratownictwa training center has been running its office in Warsaw for over 10 years, providing first aid and rescue courses throughout the Masovian Voivodeship. The KPP course is conducted by experienced staff consisting of instructors specialized in their fields - doctors, qualified medical rescuers and psychologists.

Qualified First Aid Courses performed by the Centrum Ratownictwa qualify you to use the title of "Lifeguard" in accordance with art. 13 of the Act of 8 September 2006 on State Medical Rescue and thus obtaining the highest possible level of training in the scope of rescue, which is available to people who do not have medical education.

First aid courses (qualified) are organized by the Centrum Ratownictwa in: Wrocław, Warsaw, Cracow, Poznań, Katowice, Łódź, Gdańsk, Szczecin, Lublin and Białystok.

The first aid trainings and courses organized by our team consist mainly of practical exercises, simulated rescue incidents, that is why we ask you to wear sports clothes. The KPP course does not require the participants to prepare in advance for training and courses. All you need is a right positive attitude and the willingness to acquire knowledge and skills. After the training, participants receive a personal certificate that confirms the level of skill and competence that has been acquired. Participants of KPP courses that conclude with the theoretical and practical exam receive a certificate that confirms the title of "Lifeguard".

The scope of the first aid course includes the most important first aid elements that can be useful in everyday situations.

As many as 41 hours of the course are practical exercises and simulated rescue incidents. The Team of Centrum Ratownictwa Instructors can boast of one of the highest passability rates in Poland of our students' exams confirmed on a group of over 5,000 trained rescuers in the ministries of the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of the Interior Affairs.

First aid courses are provided by a team of instructors (doctors, paramedics and psychologists) with the largest experience in the field of Emergency Medicine in Poland.

The course is run on the basis of the administrative decision of the Lower Silesian Governor and ends with a state examination with the title of "Lifeguard".

The KPP course is defined by the framework program of the course published by the Ministry of Health.

The possibility of payment by installments

The price of the first aid course for individual clients which includes the state examination and the fee for issuing the certificate is PLN 950.

Our students receive:

The price of the course includes the costs of instructors' work, equipment and any other training materials used during the training. The amount is the gross price.

YOU HAVE THE POSSIBILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COURSE FOR 550 PLN. We also allow payment by installments. Contact us for more information.