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CPR courses in Newcastle & Hunter

16 approved providers · from $35 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a CPR course in Newcastle & Hunter: $35 to $170, across 16 approved providers, usually 4 hours. Renew every year.

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Asset Training

Broadmeadow

Approved HLTAID009★ 5 (1)

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$170

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Focus on Safety

McDougalls Hill · 4 hours · In person

Approved HLTAID009★ 4.8 (22)

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Listed from the national register.

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J B Hunter

Maryville

Approved HLTAID009★ 4.8 (5)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

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Avondale University

Cooranbong · 0.5 days

Approved HLTAID009★ 4.3 (96)

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CPR training teaches cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills for responding to cardiac arrest and other emergencies. It is required or recommended for workers in childcare, aged care, fitness, education, hospitality and many other industries where a current CPR certificate is part of workplace compliance.

In Newcastle & Hunter, 14 providers offer CPR courses, with locations across suburbs including Sandgate, Warabrook, Cooranbong, Beresfield, Hamilton, Belmont and Broadmeadow. Prices range from $38 to $170, and courses typically run for half a day or around 4 hours.

CPR certification is generally valid for 12 months before renewal is required, in line with common workplace and industry standards. Check with individual training providers for specific scheduling, pricing and course delivery details before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a CPR course cost in Newcastle & Hunter?
Prices among local providers range from $38 to $170. The exact cost depends on the provider, so it is worth comparing a few options before booking.
How long does the CPR course take?
Typical CPR courses in this region run for either half a day or approximately 4 hours, depending on the provider and training format.
How often do I need to renew my CPR certificate?
CPR certification generally needs to be renewed every 12 months to remain current for workplace or industry requirements.
What do I need to bring or prepare before doing a CPR course?
Requirements such as photo ID or prerequisite training vary by provider. Contact the training provider directly to confirm what you need to bring on the day.

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