An Enugu-based healthcare firm, Save A Life Healthcare Services, has announced plans to commence the next session of its career training programme on August 7, 2025.
The Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of the organisation, Dr. Bartholomew Nwankwo, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday in Enugu.
Nwankwo said the training would hold at the firm’s addresses located at No. 6/8 Salvages Crescent, GRA, Enugu and Suite 102, Eliza Plaza, opposite Shoprite Gate, IMT Bus-stop.
According to him, the comprehensive Health Care Assistant and Caregiver Training Programme is designed to equip participants with practical skills and internationally recognised certifications to enable them to compete globally, whether they choose to attend physically or virtually.
“Our training programme goes far beyond the basics,” he said. “Are you passionate about making a difference in people’s lives? Do you dream of building a healthcare career that goes beyond borders? Save A Life Healthcare Services is here to help you take that first bold step.”
He explained that the programme offers accredited certification that meets global standards, professional CV development, credible reference letters, guidance for English proficiency tests such as IELTS, CLBS, and TOEFL, as well as tailored cover letter support for job applications in countries including the USA, Canada, Australia, and the European Union.
Nwankwo added that the firm goes a step further by connecting qualified trainees with genuine job opportunities abroad that offer visa sponsorship.
“Whether you are a recent graduate, a mid-career professional seeking a new direction, or someone passionate about caregiving, our training opens doors to countless global possibilities in healthcare,” he said.
Highlighting the programme’s structure, Nwankwo said trainees would undergo two weeks of intensive classroom training and two weeks of internship or clinical exposure at the organisation’s well-equipped hospital.
He listed topics to be covered to include an introduction to caregiving and healthcare assistance, hands-on patient care for adults, children and persons with disabilities, patient-worker relationships, emergency response, operation of medical equipment, crisis management, and basic life-saving skills such as Basic Life Support, Automated External Defibrillator use, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, and handling medical emergencies like bleeding.
Other practical aspects include patient handling, wheelchair etiquette, medication assistance, bed making, bathing, toileting, feeding, mobility, monitoring vital signs, infection control, and maintaining a safe environment of care.
Upon completion, Nwankwo said trainees would receive nine internationally recognised CPD-accredited certificates from reputable institutions in Canada, the UK, Australia, the USA, and the firm’s own hospital.
“These certifications will give participants a distinct advantage in the global healthcare job market, leading to better job security, higher salaries, and increased opportunities for continuous professional growth,” he said.
He also disclosed that the firm partners with a travel company to facilitate job placements abroad, boasting a 99 per cent success rate, and offers a flexible payment plan allowing trainees to pay 50 per cent on enrolment and the balance before graduation.
He urged interested individuals to take advantage of the opportunity to invest in their future.
“Register today and begin your journey to a rewarding and fulfilling healthcare career. Build a career that makes an impact — locally and globally,” he said.
Contact details for enquiries include 08134720188, 08164607916 (WhatsApp), website: [www.savealifehealthcareservices.com](http://www.savealifehealthcareservices.com), and email: [info@savealifehealthcareservices.com](mailto:info@savealifehealthcareservices.com)
