Simple Payment Plan

We understand that large upfront payments can be difficult for most Australians. That’s why we offer two flexible payment plans, ranging from $ to $231 per fortnight over one year or an express plan for those that want to finish quicker, $1000 a month for 6 Months – starting with the initial upfront payment of $295.

HLT51020 – Diploma of Emergency Health Care

Now $6,000 – Limited to the first 40 students with a payment plan

Complete your Diploma of Emergency Care with our 1-year instalment payment of fortnightly payments of $231 for 26 fortnights.

Total $6006 plus $295 initial registration charge. Limited to the first 50 students.

For those that want to commit to finishing quickly.

Option 2: Express $295 upfront payment plan registration charge, followed by $1000 a month for 6 months by automatic card deduction. The total payable is $6000 by monthly instalments. For those that would like to finish quickly.

Save $6000 to $8000 over what other providers charge for this course. We have redesigned this program and written it with a fresh, current approach to Australian-Based emergency pre-hospital care.

Limited to the first 50 student registrations only. If you can register above, it means places are still available. Must be over 18 years of age to use a payment plan.

Option 1: $295 upfront payment plan registration charge, followed by $231 fortnightly over the course of 1 year by automatic card deduction. The total payable is $6006 by fortnightly instalments.

Option 2: Express $295 upfront payment plan registration charge, followed by $1000 a month for 6 months by automatic card deduction. The total payable is $6000 by monthly instalments. For those that want to finish quickly.

The HLT51020 Diploma of Emergency Health Care includes 160hrs of clinical placement which we can help for you organise where you live with a local medical service, or you may already have options to organise yourself at your workplace. International Paramedic College Australia.

5-day practical workshops Ballina 2024 and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide in 2025. The Practical Course duration is shortened by attendance at practical webinars and zoom sessions designed to have you primed for your practical work. (we used to call them Paramedic Primers in Ambulance Service NSW)

We run our practical courses over a shorter time frame because we do a paramedical course primer before your attendance. We used to do this in Ambulance NSW to prepare trainees to “Hit the ground running” when they attend the practical courses. It was called a paramedic primer in those days. We also use a small group team format.

Learning to use various pieces of equipment is not difficult. Equipment continually changes, so learning when to use certain equipment is more important. (I have lost track of how many variations in leg splints and monitors etc I have seen over 40 years). The kit constantly changes, learning how to interpret it is what is essential. You can read more about our philosophy of paramedic training here.

We give you a lot of pre course work to complete on protocols procedures and pharmacology (different drugs that medics may administer) so you know them before you arrive at “face to face” training. We run a series of online webinars and live Q&A sessions with experienced clinical paramedics free of change before your attendance at practical training. Paramedical training is about learning a series of routines, like a template you can layer over any situation to provide you with a systematic approach to any patient management situation. Once you learn this approach, it is simple to apply it in any emergency call.

Our live interactive webinars cover the important aspects of developing the routines and equipment in your skills manual textbook

Pharmacology relevant to your scope of practice

Learning material are generally provided for many of these first responder, pre-hospital care, paramedical training units.

The following textbooks are required for higher learning units

“Clinical Skills for Paramedic Practice” & “Paramedic Principles and Practice“

This qualification reflects the role of first medical response workers or volunteers who provide initial care to patients. These people provide basic first aid and emergency responses in the pre-hospital or out-of-hospital environment.