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First Aid Courses

19 June 2011

The Employment and Training Corporation (ETC) is organizing First Aid courses in conjunction with Malta Red Cross. The course seeks to equip participants with simple first aid knowledge and skills, empowering them to deal effectively with emergency situations at work, at home or at leisure.

The course is 12 hours long (excluding breaks) and is delivered free of charge to all participants under the Employability project. The ESF Employability project aims to train all actively employed, inactive, or registered unemployed individuals eligible to work. Malta Red Cross is authorized by the Occupational Health and Safety Authority Act, 2000 to deliver such courses.

To apply for such course or for more information kindly contact Clint Camenzuli on 22201613 or

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