Many seniors think they’re too old to learn first aid, but the truth is, they’re often the ones who need it most, for their spouse, their friends, or even their grandchildren.
Many Singaporeans are letting their SkillsFuture credits expire this December — free money for learning left untouched. In a world that’s always rushing, slowing down to learn feels indulgent. But what if it’s the one thing that reconnects you with who you want to be? Whether it’s picking up first aid or any skill that helps others, your credits are more than funds — they’re your chance to grow, act, and make a difference before time runs out.
AI slop” is flooding the internet with bizarre, meaningless videos. CNA explores this trend, here’s why choosing real-world skills and meaningful activities matters more than endless scrolling.
Join a MOM/WSHC-approved occupational first aid course in Singapore. Gain CPR AED skills, workplace emergency response knowledge, and a 2-year valid certification, and affordable occupational first aid training with subsidies available.
A serious accident in Tampines reminded us that emergencies can hit anytime. In that moment, will you freeze, or will you know what to do? Confidence matters more than you think.
A serious accident in Tampines reminded us that emergencies can hit anytime. In that moment, will you freeze, or will you know what to do? Confidence matters more than you think.
As more elderly couples in Singapore live independently, the question becomes urgent: if one suddenly needs first aid, is the other prepared to respond? Here's why readiness between spouses could save a life.