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Private Training Establishment linking training to your workplace

Friendly, experienced & professional staff

Tuition in small groups can be arranged

Mission Statement
We train, you gain
Helping people to achieve their goals. Links Training (2008) is a Registered and Accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) as a Category 1 - Private Training Establishment

Links Training was set up as a Private Training Establishment in 2008 to provide First Aid Training and training for people working in the Health and Well-being Sectors. Encouraging people back to education in a friendly professional environment, building confidence to continue on the pathway learning skills for life. First Aid Training for the general public, workplaces, community groups and organisations.

- To allow workplaces/organisations to develop career pathways within their
organisation; and to meet industry requirement.

- To assist people to achieve competency in their chosen field in conjunction
with meeting their workplace requirements.

- To give people the confidence in helping others in an emergency situation. The success of Links Training will be about understanding the industry, working in it and having a passion to deliver professional training to our students. We work closely with the industry training organisation that monitors training while ensuring our work schedule reflects the needs of our learners and stakeholders. We are delighted to see so many people taking the opportunity to add value to their work and life and the investment they have made to their training. We are privileged to see the growth in our learners in their personal lives along with the value they add to their place of employment.

03/11/2025

What first aid do I need in an office workplace?
We've broken down what your first aid requirements are into 4 simple steps.

27/10/2025

Learn the correct way at one of our courses: https://links-ltd.co.nz/courses

20/10/2025

Learn how you can help if someone has a stroke happens in your presence.
https://links-ltd.co.nz

13/10/2025

Here are three things to remember during a choking emergency.

29/09/2025

Why do we start infant CPR with 5 rescue breaths instead of chest compressions? 🤔👶
Because most emergencies in babies are due to breathing issues , not heart problems! 🫁❌
Choking, drowning, or airway infections can stop their breathing before their heart stops.
So we must give oxygen first to improve their chances of survival! 💨❤️
Here’s how to respond if a baby (under 1 year) is unresponsive and not breathing normally:
1️⃣ Gently tap the foot and shout ➡️ Is the baby okay? 🦶👶❓
2️⃣ Call for help 📞 or alert emergency services 🚑
3️⃣ Tilt the head slightly and lift the chin to open the airway 👃👄
4️⃣ Seal your mouth over the baby’s mouth and nose, and give 5 gentle rescue breaths 💨💨💨💨💨
5️⃣ Still unresponsive? Begin CPR!
• Use 2 fingers in the center of the chest 👆👆
• Push 1.5 inches deep, at 100–120 compressions per minute ⏱️🫀
• After 30 compressions, give 2 breaths — and repeat 🔄 30:2
Don’t stop until help arrives or the baby starts breathing again ⏳❤️👶
Stay calm
Act fast
Save a tiny life
Let’s build a world where every parent, teacher, and caregiver knows Infant CPR
Train with Links Training today 👩‍⚕️📚

22/09/2025

Sprains are usually an unalarming injury, and most of the time they’ll heal on their own. But there are steps you can take to ease the swelling. Swelling is caused by blood flow to an injured area. You can reduce swelling by applying ice. Ice restricts the blood vessels, which reduces blood flow.

Keep the injured limb elevated.
Apply ice to the injured area. Don’t apply ice directly to the skin. Wrap it in a cloth or put ice in a plastic bag.
Keep the injured area compressed. Put it in a brace or tightly wrap it. Don’t wrap it so tight that it’ll cut off circulation.
Ice for a while. Then compress. Repeat at intervals.
Make sure the injured person avoids putting weight on the injured limb.

Learn More at one of our courses: https://links-ltd.co.nz

15/09/2025

These goals might seem overly simple, but they’re simple on purpose. When someone is injured, it’s all-too-easy to panic and forget what you need to do to provide assistance. The Three P’s remind you of the very basics: do what you can to save the person’s life; do what you can to keep them from sustaining further injuries; do what you can to help them heal.

08/09/2025

A friendly reminder to check out our website to view our courses and to make your online bookings. Check it out www.links-ltd.co.nz

01/09/2025

We’re in the business of saving lives. We train, you gain
Learn more at https://links-ltd.co.nz

25/08/2025

Be prepared with our First Aid Courses: https://links-ltd.co.nz

18/08/2025

The danger from an electrical shock depends on the type of current, how high the voltage is, how the current traveled through the body, the person's overall health and how quickly the person is treated.

An electrical shock may cause burns, or it may leave no visible mark on the skin. In either case, an electrical current passing through the body can cause damage inside the body, cardiac arrest or other injury. Sometimes, even a small amount of electricity can be fatal.

Learn more at https://links-ltd.co.nz/electrical-workers-competency

Address

21 Bristol Street
Levin
5510

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+64508487246

Website

http://www.links-ltd.co.nz/

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