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Basic life support (BLS) and the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is the first and essential level of care for a person in cardiac arrest.  

The BLS course aims to train healthcare workers and other community members on the basic skills of resuscitating a cardiac arrest victim whenever and wherever needed. 

 Advanced Life Support (ALS) based on ERC guidelines standardized approach to the management of adult victims of cardiopulmonary arrest. 

The ALS course aims to train healthcare providers on how to identify the causes of cardiac arrest, recognize the deteriorating patients, and manage both cardiac arrest and 'peri-arrest' problems.

The European Paediatric Advanced Life Support (EPALS) training is based on the ERC resuscitation guidelines for a child, infant, or new-born in or out of the hospital. 

The EPALS course aims to train health professionals on the knowledge and skills needed for managing a critically ill child during the first hour of illness, preventing progression to cardiac arrest.

The European Trauma Course (ETC) is an advanced approach to the in-hospital initial management of the trauma victim using a horizontal team approach.

The ETC aims to provide the necessary knowledge and skills required to provide acute care for major trauma patients. It is meant for all healthcare providers involved in the acute care of trauma patients.

 Immediate Life Support (ILS) course provides the essential knowledge and skills required in the initial phase of treating a critically ill patient who needs resuscitation. 

The ILS aims to provide training in more diagnostic skills and management steps that enable healthcare providers of all levels to manage a critically ill patient.

 The Generic Instructor Course (GIC) is a highly intellectual training based on the principles of adult learning that prepares future instructors for teaching on the respective ERC provider courses (ILS, ALS, EPALS, EPILS, NLS, ETC). 

The GIC aims to provide a standardized generic framework that focuses on the teaching principles of the ERC for its provider courses. 

 The Basic Life Support-Instructor Course (BLS-I) is a concise approach to prepare instructors to teach the skills of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

The BLS-I aims to train healthcare providers and lay persons to teach the techniques of cardiopulmonary resuscitation regardless if they come from medical or non-medical backgrounds. 

 The First Aid-Human Resus Course is a custom need training for different community persons based on the American Safety & Health Institute and the European Resuscitation Council Guidelines on First Aid.

The First Aid-HR aims at training lay persons on the initial management of injuries and sudden illnesses. The prompt delivery of simple yet professional measures for minor/intermediate injuries or illnesses at the site could prevent the development of more serious consequences.