Who Is Eligible?

Singaporeans and Permanent Residents (PRs) above the age of 21 are eligible for SSG funding. The funding amount is between 80-95% of course fees, depending on age and income-level.

Terms and conditions apply for funding. You must successfully complete the course in order to be eligible for funding. In the event you do not pass the course, you will need to make payment of the full course fee.

How Does It Work?

1. Register for the course here and exit the Paypal page as you do not need to make payment at this stage
2. Fill in the application form for funding here, with the access code being 2021SERA
3. Wait for an email from SERA informing you of the funding outcome and balance payable. You will receive this email between 1-2 working days from date of application.
4. Singaporeans can use their Skillsfuture Credits to make payment for the balance payable. Other payment methods are via PayNow or Paypal.

How Much Funding Will I Receive?

The following is an estimation of the grant amount, based on the prevailing grant calculator provided by TPG. The funding amounts are subject to change, and terms and conditions apply.

Self-Sponored	Funding Amount	Balance Payable inclusive of GST
Course Fee		$180.83
SSG Funding (≥ 21 years old)	$135.20	$45.63
Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (≥ 40 years old)	$152.10	$28.73
Workfare Training Support (WTS) (Singaporean citizen ≥ 35 years old, earning a monthly income of not more than $2,000)	$160.55	$20.28

• Note: SkillsFuture Funding, >=21 yrs old: Applicable to Singapore Citizen/PR SkillsFuture Funding, >=40 yrs old: Applicable to Singapore Citizen ONLY
• Please note that prices are subject to change

Who Is Eligible?

Singaporeans and Permanent Residents (PRs) above the age of 21 are eligible for SSG funding. The individual must be under your organisation’s payroll. The funding amount is between 80-95% of course fees, depending on age and income-level.

Terms and conditions apply for funding. Participants must successfully complete the course in order to be eligible for funding. In the event your employee does not pass the course, you will need to make payment of the full course fee.

How Does It Work?

1. Register for the course here and exit the Paypal page as you do not need to make payment at this stage
2. Fill in the application form for funding here, with the access code being 2021SERA
3. Email courses@sera.sg, indicating the names of the employees attending training
4. You will receive an invoice for the balance payable after funding

How Does It Work? (For Bulk Enrolments)

For multiple registrations, please email courses@sera.sg for the corporate enrolment form.

How Much Funding Will I Receive?

The following is an estimation of the grant amount, based on the prevailing grant calculator provided by TPG. The funding amounts are subject to change, and terms and conditions apply.

Company-Sponsored (SME)	Funding Amount	Balance Payable inclusive of GST
Course Fee before Funding		$180.83
Coy, SME, Non-WTS, External Course Fees - 90% of course fee up to $25 per training hr + $15 per OJT hr Absentee Payroll - 80% of hourly basic salary up to $7.50 per training hr"	$152.10	$28.73
Coy, SME, WTS, External Course Fees - 95% of course fee up to $26.50 per training hr + $15 per OJT hr Absentee Payroll - 95% of hourly basic salary"	$160.55	$20.28

Company-Sponsored (NON-SME)	Funding Amount	Balance Payable inclusive of GST
Course Fee before Funding		$180.83
Coy, Non-SME, Non-WTS, External Course Fees ( ≥ 21 years old ) - 80% of course fee up to $17 per training hr + $7 per OJT hrAbsentee Payroll - 80% of hourly basic salary up to $4.50 per training hr	$135.20	$45.63
Coy, Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (≥ 40 years old ), External Course Fees -	$152.10	$28.73
Coy, Non-SME, WTS, External Course Fees - 95% of course fee up to $26.50 per training hr + $8.50 per OJT hr Absentee Payroll - 95% of hourly basic salary	$160.55	$20.28

• Note: SkillsFuture Funding, >=21 yrs old: Applicable to Singapore Citizen/PR SkillsFuture Funding, >=40 yrs old: Applicable to Singapore Citizen ONLY
• Please note that prices are subject to changes.
• *Grant amount indicated here does not include absentee payroll (AP) funding as this is dependent on the trainee’s hourly basic salary (other than for trainees supported by surrogate Employers, where AP is computed on flat rate independent of salary).

1) Coaches, Fitness Instructors, Lifeguards

As part of SERA’s continuous support toward Singapore sports scene, SERA offers a 10% discount for all NROC Coaches

2) MOE School Teachers

3) Individuals interested to become Standard First Aid Instructor

The Standard First Aid Certification is one of the requirements for Individual to teach Standard First Aid

4) Appointed First Aiders

Where more than 25 persons are employed in a workplace, there shall be appointed in the workplace as first-aiders who shall be readily available during working hours such number of persons as complies with the ratio of one first-aider for every 100 persons employed in the workplace or part thereof (Workplace Safety and Health (First-Aid) Regulations).

5) Individual keen on learning advance first aid skills and knowledge

Course Objectives

At the end of the course the trainees will be able to:

• Identify the underlying causes of different types of injuries (Click on the content tab to find out more)
• Administer basic immediate first aid without any medical help
• Perform adult CPR and use the AED
• Learn foreign body airway obstruction (i.e. choking) management for a conscious or unconscious adult

Course Content

The training syllabus and assessment guidelines meet the minimum standard set by Singapore Resuscitation and First Aid Council.

Chapter 1: Essentials of First Aid

• Definition and Aims of First Aid
• Roles / Limitations of a First Aider
• Universal Precautions
• First Aid Kit Contents and Maintenance
• Primary Survey
• Secondary Survey
• Introduction to SCDF MyResponder App

Chapter 2: Unconscious Casualty [Non-Cardiac Arrest]

• Head and Spinal Injuries
• Heat Disorders
• Fits
• Fainting
• Low Blood Sugar
• Stroke
• Recovery Position

Chapter 3: Respiratory Problems

• Adult Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
• Fumes Inhalation
• Hyperventilation
• Asthma Attack
• Allergic Reaction

Chapter 4: Shock, Bleeding and Wounds

• Shock
• Bleeding
• Wounds
• Bruises
• Laceration
• Incision
• Abrasion
• Amputation
• Bites and Stings

Bandaging Techniques

• Scalp
• Eyelid
• Arms / Legs
• Torso

Chapter 5: Musculoskeletal Injuries

• Fracture and Dislocation
• Fractured Skull, Dislocated Jaw, Collar Bone, Dislocated Shoulder, Rib. Arms and Legs

Chapter 6: Burn Injuries

• Burns Depth and Severity of Burns
• Classification and Treatment of Burns

Chapter 7: Other First Aid Knowledge

• Eye Injuries
• Transportation of Casualty

Chapter 8: CPR+AED Module

Course Assessment

Theory Assessment: 80% score requirement (Multiple Choice Questions, 2 attempts allowed)
Practical Assessment: 100% score requirement (3 attempts allowed)

• Trainees who fail in any practical assessment will have to retake theory and practical assessments
• Trainees who fail on the 3rd attempt of the practical assessment will retake the entire course

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Course Assessment

Theory Assessment: 80% score requirement (Multiple Choice Questions, 2 attempts allowed)
Practical Assessment: 100% score requirement (3 attempts allowed)

• Trainees who fail in any practical assessment will have to retake theory and practical assessments
• Trainees who fail on the 3rd attempt of the practical assessment will retake the entire course

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Theory assessment

Participants will have to complete 30 Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ) test and need to score at least 80% (24/30) to successfully pass the course. if a participant fails the theory assessment, the participant will be given 1 more attempt at the theory assessment.

Practical assessment

Participants will need to demostrate that they are Competent in the skills of performing Improvised Tourniquet, Relief of Foreign Body Airway Obstruction (FBAO) in a Conscious and Unconscious adult, 2 bandaging techniques, application of EpiPen, Inhaler with Spacer and perform QCPR and the usage of an AED safety. If a participant fails the practical assessment, the participant will be given up to 2 more attempts at the practical assessment.

Standard First Aid
Assessment	Description	Passing Requirements
Theory Test	MCQ, 30 questions	80% (At least 24/30)
Bandaging Test	2 Techniques, Pass/Fail	Pass
Improvised Tourniquet	Perform Improvised Tourniquet, Pass/Fail	Pass
Relief of Foreign Body Airway Obstruction (FBAO) Test	FBAO in a Conscious and Unconscious Adult, Pass/Fail	Pass
Usage of EpiPen and Inhaler with Spacer Test	Usage of EpiPen and Inhaler with Spacer Test, Pass/Fail	Pass
CPR+AED Test	QCPR+AED Practical Test, Pass/Fail	Pass

Course Requirements

• Able to speak, read and understand English effectively
• No medical heart and lung conditions or any physical disabilities and injuries that will prevent the participant from performing CPR

Course Features

• Convenient Location – SERA is centrally located at the heart of town, Somerset, 5 minutes walk from the MRT!
• Classroom-based learning with hands-on practice to reinforce skills performance with feedback from an instructor
• Course is developed and conducted in accordance with the guidelines set by the Singapore Resuscitation and First Aid Council (SRFAC)
• SERA uses Laerdal QCPR Manikins (delivered from the US) that has unique and advanced features to enhance your learning experiences.

• Singapore Resuscitation and First Aid Council (SRFAC)
• Recongised by National Registry of Coaches (Sports SG)