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Heart attack and cardiac arrest are often confused, but they are very different emergencies. A heart attack is a plumbin...
17/06/2026

Heart attack and cardiac arrest are often confused, but they are very different emergencies. A heart attack is a plumbing problem, a blocked artery starving the heart muscle. The person is usually awake and breathing. Call 995 and keep them calm. Cardiac arrest is an electrical problem, the heart stops pumping. The person is unconscious and not breathing normally. Start CPR immediately and use an AED. Remember: heart attack can lead to cardiac arrest. Don't delay calling for help.
Do you know the difference now?

Be ready for both emergencies. Enrol in our comprehensive first aid course.

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HEALTHCARE ASSISTANT COURSE - Classes Starting August 2026!💡 No experience needed. Work Permit holders are WELCOME!REGIS...
17/06/2026

HEALTHCARE ASSISTANT COURSE - Classes Starting August 2026!

💡 No experience needed. Work Permit holders are WELCOME!

REGISTER THIS SUNDAY!
- Work permit
- LTVP
- Domestic helpers
- Construction workers
- All foreign workers
We welcome everyone!

STC Institute of Learning is opening registrations for our Healthcare Assistant Course and we want YOU to be part of it!

✅ Hands-on, practical training
✅ Learn essential nursing & caregiving skills
✅ Recognised certificate upon completion
✅ Taught by experienced healthcare trainers
✅ Suitable for beginners, no prior experience required

COME DOWN & SECURE YOUR SLOT!
📅 Date: 21 June 2026 (Sunday)
🕙 Time: 10am – 1pm
📍 Venue: Marine Parade MRT Underpass (Near Exit 5)
101A Marine Parade Road, -23, Singapore 449972
⚡ Seats are LIMITED! Walk in to register on the spot!

The heart is a muscular marvel, beating about 100,000 times a day without rest. Understanding its basic anatomy helps yo...
16/06/2026

The heart is a muscular marvel, beating about 100,000 times a day without rest. Understanding its basic anatomy helps you appreciate why chest compressions target the center of the chest, right over the heart. In cardiac arrest, your hands become its temporary pump. Every compression pushes blood toward the brain and vital organs. That's why proper hand placement and depth are non-negotiable.

Do you know where the heart is located? Feel for your own sternum.

Learn to protect hearts with proper CPR. Enrol in our BCLS + AED course.

📱 Learn with us: WhatsApp +65 8894 4045
🌐 Explore course dates: www.stcinstitute.edu.sg

15/06/2026

Heart attack and cardiac arrest are often confused, but they require different responses. A heart attack is a plumbing problem – the person is usually awake and breathing. Call 995 and keep them calm. Cardiac arrest is an electrical problem – the heart stops pumping. The person is unconscious and not breathing normally. Start CPR immediately and use an AED. A heart attack can lead to cardiac arrest, so never wait to call for help. Share this – the difference could save a life.

Learn to respond to both. Get certified with STC.

📱WhatsApp +65 88944045
💻www.stcinstitute.edu.sg

Ischemic heart disease doesn't announce itself loudly. It develops silently, narrowing the arteries that feed your heart...
14/06/2026

Ischemic heart disease doesn't announce itself loudly. It develops silently, narrowing the arteries that feed your heart. It is the third most common cause of death in Singapore, affecting thousands of families each year. The good news? Many risk factors are within your control. Know your numbers: blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar. A healthy lifestyle is the best medicine. And if an emergency does happen, knowing CPR and AED use can save a life.

When was your last health screening?

Protect hearts – yours and others'. Get certified in first aid and CPR with STC.

📱 Learn with us: WhatsApp +65 8894 4045
🌐 Explore course dates: www.stcinstitute.edu.sg

Sometimes the heart is still beating, but breathing has stopped. 🫀 This can happen in overdoses, near-drownings, or seve...
13/06/2026

Sometimes the heart is still beating, but breathing has stopped. 🫀 This can happen in overdoses, near-drownings, or severe respiratory conditions. Standalone rescue breathing delivers vital oxygen without the need for chest compressions. The rates vary by age—slower for adults, faster for children and infants. It's a specialised skill that every trained responder should know.
Precise timing makes all the difference.

Master rescue breathing and all aspects of life support in our BCLS + AED Provider course.

📱 Learn with us: WhatsApp +65 8894 4045
🌐 Explore course dates: www.stcinstitute.edu.sg


Why learn first aid? Because emergencies don't wait for professionals. 🚑 The first few minutes are the most critical, an...
12/06/2026

Why learn first aid? Because emergencies don't wait for professionals. 🚑 The first few minutes are the most critical, and that's when bystanders like you have the power to act. From stopping bleeding to starting CPR, simple skills create life-saving outcomes. Most cardiac arrests happen at home, meaning your training protects the people you love most. Confidence doesn't come from nowhere—it comes from quality, hands-on training. At STC, we give you the knowledge and the practice to replace fear with action. You are never powerless. Learn the skills. Be the help.

Which of these "whys" resonates most with you? 👇

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Not sure which first aid course is right for you? Here is a quick guide to our top three programs. 🩺Still unsure which c...
11/06/2026

Not sure which first aid course is right for you? Here is a quick guide to our top three programs. 🩺

Still unsure which course fits your needs? Message us—we are happy to help you choose.

Ready to get certified? Explore all our courses and enroll today.

📱 Learn with us: WhatsApp +65 8894 4045
🌐 Explore course dates: www.stcinstitute.edu.sg

Not all airway blockages come from food or objects. The tongue itself is the most common intrinsic obstruction in an unc...
10/06/2026

Not all airway blockages come from food or objects. The tongue itself is the most common intrinsic obstruction in an unconscious person. That's why the Head-Tilt, Chin-Lift is so important—it physically lifts the tongue away from the throat. Understanding intrinsic vs. extrinsic causes helps rescuers choose the right intervention. Sometimes the blockage is not something you can see; it's something you must mechanically correct.
Always open the airway first.

Learn comprehensive airway management in our First Aid courses. Enrol with STC.

📱 Learn with us: WhatsApp +65 8894 4045
🌐 Explore course dates: www.stcinstitute.edu.sg


Proper hand placement during CPR is not just about effective compressions, it is also about safety. 🩺 This is why we tra...
09/06/2026

Proper hand placement during CPR is not just about effective compressions, it is also about safety. 🩺 This is why we train students to place the heel of their hand precisely on the center of the chest, avoiding this hazardous zone.

Master safe, effective CPR with hands-on practice. Sign up for our BCLS course.

📱 Learn with us: WhatsApp +65 8894 4045
🌐 Explore course dates: www.stcinstitute.edu.sg

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