The LICQual Level 2 Diploma in Basic Life Support (BLS) Training is a vocational qualification designed to develop essential knowledge, practical skills, and confidence for responding to life-threatening emergencies. The course provides structured training in CPR, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use, choking management, scene assessment, emergency first aid, and legal and ethical considerations.

This BLS training course is suitable for learners seeking practical emergency response skills for healthcare, workplaces, education, childcare, sports, security, community services, and other environments where rapid action may be required. Learners develop the ability to recognise cardiac arrest, perform appropriate CPR for adults and children, use an AED safely, manage severe airway obstruction, and respond to other critical conditions such as severe bleeding, shock, respiratory distress, and heart attacks.

The LICQual Level 2 Diploma in Basic Life Support BLS Training comprises six units, 36 credits, and 120 Guided Learning Hours (GLH). Assessment is based on valid, sufficient, and authentic evidence demonstrating achievement of the required learning outcomes and assessment criteria, with internal assessment and external verification.

For learners searching for a recognised BLS qualification, CPR training, AED training, or practical emergency response certification, this diploma provides a structured pathway to strengthen life-saving competence and support professional development across a range of safety-focused roles.