Non-Accredited Courses

This course is vital for anyone who supports someone living with epilepsy and intellectual disability. It combines our 3 courses Living with Epilepsy and Disability; Minimising the Risk and Observing and Recording Seizures.

Designed for support workers, caregivers and families

This course is about seizure related risks and how to minimise potential risks at home, work and outdoors.

Learn the importance of observation and required documentation to help recognise and respond to seizures.

A free course for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in health care.

This half hour course has been designed for anyone wanting to learn more about epilepsy and is suitable for caregivers, school staff, support workers and family members. It also covers seizure first aid and management strategies.

Designed for anyone supporting a person prescribed midazolam for seizure emergencies. The course covers an overview of seizure emergencies and safe use of midazolam. Learners’ knowledge is checked through online quizzes and interactive assessments.

If you have previously completed our Emergency Medications course, no need to do the full course again. Keep your skills up to date with this streamlined refresher program which adapts the content based on your knowledge. Quick, flexible, and focused on what you need.

Designed for anyone supporting a person prescribed midazolam for seizure emergencies. The course covers an overview of epilepsy, seizure first aid, and safe use of midazolam. Learners’ knowledge is checked through online quizzes and interactive assessments.

Keep your skills up to date with this streamlined refresher course. Emergency Medication: Midazolam begins with a short quiz to check your knowledge in each topic. If you pass, you can move on. If not, you’ll review the topic to refresh your understanding. Epilepsy Essentials is to be completed in full.

During this self-paced online session you’ll learn about common emergency medications used for seizures; why it is used; how to manage seizure emergencies; your responsibilities during the process; and how to practically administer the medication in a safe and timely manner.