CPR Training Malaysia | CPR Course & Certification
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training
CPR Training Malaysia | CPR Course & Certification
Practical CPR & AED Training for Companies, Workplaces, Organisations & Individuals
Looking for CPR training in Malaysia?
Life Saving Professional Academy (LSPA) provides practical CPR and AED training for companies, workplaces, organisations and individuals.
Training focuses on hands-on CPR practice, AED use, emergency response and participant assessment.
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CPR is also included in selected First Aid training programmes.
For our complete First Aid training options:
[Learn More About First Aid Training Malaysia]
CPR Training for Schools, Kindergartens & Childcare Centres
LSPA regularly trains staff from schools, kindergartens (Tadika), childcare centres (Taska), child development centres, swim schools and special needs centres.
Our experience in child-focused environments allows us to make the training relevant to the situations teachers, caregivers and staff may encounter.
Children may experience everyday incidents such as:
- Nosebleeds
- Minor cuts and injuries
- Falls and other accidents
- Allergic reactions
- Fits or seizures
Staff should also know how to respond when a child becomes unconscious or requires CPR.
While serious emergencies such as cardiac arrest may be uncommon among children, knowing what to do when one occurs can make an important difference.
We believe that having more staff with basic first aid and CPR knowledge can give schools and childcare organisations greater confidence in handling emergencies.
Paediatric First Aid, Child CPR & Infant CPR
Training people who care for children requires more than simply teaching adult CPR.
Where appropriate to the selected programme, participants can practise using child and infant manikins to understand how emergency response differs for younger casualties.
Our practical training can cover situations such as:
- Child and infant CPR
- Basic first aid for children
- Nosebleeds and minor injuries
- Allergic reactions
- Fits or seizures
- Unconsciousness
- Emergency response
We can also discuss the specific environment and concerns of your school, childcare centre or organisation so that practical examples can be made relevant to your staff.
Practical Child & Infant CPR Training
We use adult, child and infant manikins for practical training.
Where feedback-enabled manikins are available, participants can receive feedback during practice.
However, we also teach participants to recognise good CPR technique manually — including:
- Appropriate compression rate
- Appropriate compression depth
- Chest recoil
- Full chest expansion
- Correct hand position
- Maintaining effective CPR
We believe participants should understand what good CPR feels and looks like because a real emergency will not necessarily come with a device telling you whether every compression is correct.
CPR Training for Parents & Expecting Parents
Many parents join our public training because they are concerned about emergencies involving their babies and young children.
Parents, including expecting parents, are welcome to join our CPR and first aid training.
We regularly meet parents who want to learn more about CPR and emergency response for babies and young children, including parents practising baby-led weaning.
The training gives parents an opportunity to learn and practise:
- Infant CPR
- Child CPR
- Basic first aid
- AED awareness
- How to respond calmly during an emergency
Learning these skills before an emergency happens can help parents feel more prepared to respond when their child needs help.
CPR Training for Special Needs Centre
Special needs centres may have different environments, age groups and individual care requirements.
Our trainers can discuss your centre’s environment and the situations your staff are concerned about before training.
This allows the practical examples and discussion to be made more relevant to your staff and the children under your care.
We understand that staff working with children need practical knowledge, patience and confidence — not just a certificate.
What Does CPR Training Include?
Our CPR training normally includes:
CPR
Understanding the basic CPR response and practising effective chest compressions.
AED
Learning how to use an automated external defibrillator during a cardiac emergency.
Theory
Understanding the principles behind CPR, AED and emergency response.
Practical Training
Hands-on practice using CPR manikins and training AED equipment.
Assessment
Participants complete practical assessment and objective assessment according to the selected training programme.
8-Hour CPR Training
Our CPR training is conducted over 8 hours, giving participants time to learn and practice CPR together with other essential first aid knowledge and practical skills.
The session combines:
Theory → Trainer Demonstration → Hands-On Practice → Assessment
Participants learn together in a practical training environment, allowing them to practise the skills and gain confidence through repetition and guidance from the trainer.
For organisations requiring broader workplace first aid coverage, CPR is normally included as part of our Basic Occupational First Aid Training (BOFA) programme.
[Learn More About Basic Occupational First Aid Training]
In-House CPR Training Price Range
From RM2,500 per day
For budgeting purposes, organisations may estimate approximately RM100–RM200 per participant, depending on group size, programme requirements and customisation.
Larger groups may result in a lower cost per participant.
Contact us for an exact quotation based on your requirements.
Certificate of Proficiency
Participants who successfully complete the relevant assessment may receive a Certificate of Proficiency from Life Saving Professional Academy.
Standalone CPR training is primarily designed for CPR and AED awareness, practical skills and self-learning.
There is no specific statutory requirement that a standalone CPR awareness certificate must be valid for a particular number of years. Certificate validity is based on the certification arrangement for the selected programme.
If your organisation has specific certification requirements, please let us know before booking so that we can recommend the appropriate programme.
Why Choose Life Saving Professional Academy?
Practical Training
Participants practise the skills rather than simply listening to a lecture.
Healthcare-Experienced Trainers
Our trainers come from healthcare and emergency-response backgrounds.
Child & Infant Training
We have child and infant manikins and experience training schools, childcare centres and organisations working with children.
School & Childcare Experience
We regularly work with schools, Tadika, Taska, childcare centres, special needs centres and other child-focused organisations.
Realistic Emergency Response
We focus on helping participants understand what to do when an emergency actually happens.
Flexible In-House Training
We can customise practical examples according to your organisation, environment and participant group.
Fast Response
Send us your requirements and we aim to respond within 24 hours — normally much faster.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is CPR training?
Our CPR training is conducted 6-8 hours, allowing participants to learn and practise CPR together with other essential first aid knowledge and practical skills.
Does CPR training include AED training?
Yes. CPR training includes practical AED training using a voice-guided training AED.
Do you provide child and infant CPR training?
Yes. Our training can include child and infant CPR using appropriate child and infant manikins.
Do you provide CPR training for schools and childcare centres?
Yes. We regularly train schools, kindergartens, childcare centres, special needs centres and other organisations working with children.
Can parents join CPR training?
Yes. Parents and expecting parents are welcome to join our public training.
Do you provide CPR training for special needs centres?
Yes. We can discuss your centre’s environment, children under your care and the situations your staff are concerned about before training.
Can you train us to use our existing AED?
Yes. If your organisation already has an AED, provide us with the model and our trainers can familiarise themselves with the equipment and incorporate its operation into the training where appropriate.
Is CPR training based on the latest AHA Guidelines?
Our CPR training uses the 2025 American Heart Association (AHA) Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) as a guide for CPR and emergency response training.
Can CPR training be conducted at our organisation?
Yes. In-house training can be arranged at your school, childcare centre, special needs centre, company or other suitable location.
How much does CPR training cost?
In-house CPR training starts from RM2,500 per day. For budgeting, organisations can generally estimate around RM100–RM200 per participant, depending on group size, training requirements and customisation.
Do I need CPR training if I need workplace first aid training?
If your organisation requires comprehensive workplace first aid training, we recommend our Basic Occupational First Aid Training (BOFA) programme, which includes CPR and other essential first aid skills.
Request CPR Training
Tell us your:
- Organisation type
- Number of participants
- Preferred training date
- Training location
- Training requirements
Our team will recommend the most suitable CPR training arrangement and provide a quotation.