The first aid course is a mandatory part of getting your category B driving licence in Norway. The course prepares you to respond correctly and confidently if you are first at the scene of a traffic accident — covering your legal duties, how to secure the scene, how to assess injuries, and how to perform basic life-saving first aid. The practical component includes a simulated accident scenario, giving you hands-on experience in a controlled setting.
At Kör, you can book the first aid course as a standalone course at any of our locations across Norway. If you are under 25, the course is included as part of trafikalt grunnkurs and must be completed before you can start practice driving or take driving lessons. If you are 25 or older, you can take driving lessons first and complete the first aid course before your practical driving test.
All Kör first aid courses are taught by qualified instructors approved by Norsk Førstehjelpsråd (the Norwegian First Aid Council).
Goals
Master basic skills in connection with road traffic accidents and first aid by
having knowledge of his/her duties in the event of a road traffic accident
being familiar with procedures for safeguarding and taking proper action at the scene of an accident
being able to assess the extent of injury and practise giving first aid
Take part in rescue operations at a simulated accident and using this to
experience being the first to arrive at the scene of an accident, understand the importance of knowing the extent of injury before reporting the accident and how to report it
practise basic procedures at the scene of an accident
further develop practical skills in giving basic, life-saving first aid in the event of a traffic accident
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Frequently Asked Questions
First aid course for category B driving license in Norway
The first aid course is a mandatory part of the driving licence process for category B in Norway. It gives you the knowledge and practical skills to respond correctly at the scene of a traffic accident — from assessing injuries and securing the scene to performing basic life-saving first aid. The course includes both theoretical teaching and a practical exercise where a simulated accident is arranged.
Everyone applying for a category B driving licence in Norway must complete a first aid course. This applies whether you are a Norwegian citizen or a foreign national getting your first Norwegian licence.
This depends on your age. If you are under 25, the first aid course is part of the mandatory basic traffic course (trafikalt grunnkurs), which must be completed before you can start practice driving or take any driving lessons with a driving school. If you are 25 or older, you are exempt from trafikalt grunnkurs, but you still need to complete a first aid course before your practical driving test (oppkjøring). You can take driving lessons and practice driving before completing the course.
The course covers your legal duties at the scene of a traffic accident, how to secure the accident scene and act correctly, how to assess the extent of injuries, and how to report the accident. You also practise basic life-saving first aid through a simulated accident scenario, including being first at the scene, calling for help, and performing practical first aid on injured persons.
The first aid component consists of 4 hours of teaching, of which at least 1 hour is a hands-on practical exercise using a simulated accident. The course is taught by qualified personnel approved by Norsk Førstehjelpsråd (the Norwegian First Aid Council).
The first aid course at Kör costs 1 000 NOK. Prices may vary slightly by location — check the booking module for the exact price at your preferred location.
Kör offers the first aid course at all locations across Norway, including Oslo, Asker, Bærum, Drammen, Kongsberg, Lillestrøm, Tønsberg, Sandefjord, Tromsø, Trondheim, Harstad and Bergen. You can book directly on this page or in the Kör app.
Yes. At Kör you can book the first aid course as a standalone course, independent of trafikalt grunnkurs. This is particularly useful if you are 25 or older and do not need to complete the full basic traffic course, or if you need to take it at a different time.
In most cases, yes. The first aid course for a Norwegian driving licence must be completed as part of the approved driver training programme. A general first aid certificate from another context does not automatically replace the mandatory driving licence first aid course. Contact Statens vegvesen or your local trafikkstasjon if you have specific questions about exemptions.
You can book directly on this page or in the Kör app. Choose your preferred location and available date and complete the booking digitally. Kör handles everything online — no need to visit a branch to book.