Who is this SHA course for?
Healthcare providers participating in assessment and management of adult respiratory or cardiovascular emergencies and cardiac arrest.
What will you practise and study?
The in-person course combines explanation with instructor-led learning. The published classroom duration is 2 full days. The focus is acquiring and demonstrating skills in training, rather than learning emergency procedures from a webpage.
- A systematic approach to recognising and assessing life-threatening adult emergencies.
- Application of knowledge in instructor-led practice and simulated cases.
- Team communication and coordinated care during advanced resuscitation scenarios.
What preparation is required?
SHA requires a pre-course self-assessment score of at least 80%, with unlimited attempts. This is preparation for the course, not a published substitute for completing the course assessments. Set aside time to review the supplied learning materials before attendance.
Is ACLS a starting course for a non-clinical employee?
ACLS is designed around healthcare assessment and clinical emergency responsibilities. Community first aid or BLS may be more suitable for a non-clinical role. Enrolment should match your professional scope and current level of resuscitation knowledge.
Enquire about an in-person course
Tell us your city, professional role and whether you need English or Arabic. We will check suitable course arrangements and available sessions. Language availability, registration requirements and any employer-specific certificate conditions are confirmed for the actual course before booking.