Inside the AID Training Centre, a sense of purpose and urgency fills the air from the moment trainees walk through the doors. A typical day begins early, with participants arriving in comfortable clothing, ready to immerse themselves in a hands-on, high-impact learning environment. The training centre is designed to resemble real-life settings—complete with mock accident scenes, medical equipment, mannequins for CPR, and a variety of first aid kits—giving the entire space an immersive, practical feel. The day starts with a briefing from the instructor, usually an experienced emergency responder or medical professional, who outlines the objectives and scenarios that will be tackled during the session.