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By Brad Smith
January 5, 2010 at 9:59 am
Did you know 78 per cent of people that undertake a new year’s resolution fail in their efforts. Whether that’s giving up smoking, or gaining a qualification it’s a shocking figure, isn’t it?
Well, I’ve got the perfect resolution for you that you’ll want to stick to. Learn first aid and get a first aid certificate.
Not only will you be learning how to save lives, you’ll have fun in the process. We make our first aid training fun and easily memorable – whether it’s a two hour save a life session or a first aid in the workplace course - with lots of opportunities for questions and interactivity.
So go on – what are you waiting for? Make a resolution you’ll want to keep – learn first aid.
And if you’re one of the 78 per cent that’s already tried and failed, it’s not too late to try again!
Image copyright © Derek Gordon/ British Red Cross
Tags: First aid, first aid certificate, first aid training, new year's resolutions
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Brad is a Red Cross first aider. He covers first aid duties and crews ambulances for our event first aid service. He also provides Red Cross first aid training.
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