1. Who can attend your first aid trainings?

Our trainings are open to everyone! Whether you’re a student, parent, hotel staff,
security personnel, or just a concerned citizen — anyone can learn to save a life.

2. Do I need a medical background to join?

No medical experience is required. We use simple, hands-on methods to make
it easy for anyone to understand and apply what they learn..

3. How long does the training take?

We offer flexible training programs:
Basic First Aid – 1 day
Comprehensive First Aid & AED – 2 to 3 days
Training of Trainers (TOT) – 5 days
Customized durations are available depending on your group’s needs.

4. Do participants receive certificates?

Yes. All participants who complete the training and passed Post Test receive a recognized certificate,
showing they are trained in first aid and AED use.

5. Do you train people on using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)?

Yes! AED training is included in our programs. We teach how to safely
and confidently use this life-saving device during cardiac emergencies.

6. Can you organize trainings at our workplace or school?

Absolutely. We offer on-site training for organizations, companies, schools, markets,
and hotels — anywhere people need to be prepared for emergencies.

7. Is there a minimum number of participants required?

For group trainings, we recommend a minimum of 10 participants, but we are flexible
and can accommodate smaller or larger groups.

8. How much do your trainings cost?

Costs vary depending on the type, length, and location of the training. Please contact us
directly for a customized quotation.

9. How can we book a training?

You can reach us through:
phone:+250 788 794 725
email:kglwesavelives@gmail.com
Based in Kigali, we travel across Rwanda to deliver training

10. What makes LTC different from others?

We are nurses,Doctors and emergency care professionals who bring real-life
experience to the training. Our sessions are practical, culturally relevant, and built
around Rwanda’s most common emergency needs.