The training center has a strong faculty and a library of first aid teachers in Beijing. Teachers mainly come from experts and professors engaged in clinical medicine in major hospitals in Beijing; There are more than 70 first-line medical staff in Beijing Emergency Center, as well as experts and professors from French, American, Hongkong, Canadian and other international emergency institutions, including full-time staff 10 and part-time staff of more than 60, and a think tank for first aid training in China has been established. The training teachers have been certified as international first aid instructors by American Heart Association, International Trauma Association, Hong Kong St. John's Ambulance Agency, Canadian Judicial College and other professional institutions.

The training center has set up corresponding teaching and research groups for medical professionals, high-risk post personnel, ordinary citizens, teenagers and other different groups, and set up corresponding teaching modules, featuring heuristic teaching, participatory teaching and other teaching modes, providing industry post first-aid training for nearly 1,000 enterprises at home and abroad, providing first-aid lectures and exercises for school associations, and publishing first-aid teaching materials with hundreds of thousands of readers. The annual training volume is about 20,000-30,000 person-times, and the training volume has exceeded 400,000 person-times in the past decade.

At the same time, the center also undertakes the first-aid training for volunteers of Beijing municipal government and large-scale events and international sports events, such as the intensive training for professional first-aid medical support teams in venues of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the volunteer training for the World Youth Championship, the World Universiade and the Beijing International Marathon. It has been awarded the titles of Beijing Advanced Science Popularization Collective and Xicheng Advanced Education Institution for many years. He was praised by BOCOG medical department for his excellent training during the preparations for the Beijing Olympic Games, and won the March 8th Red Flag Collective Award in Beijing in 2008. Participated in China Pre-hospital First Aid Skills Competition for many years, and won the first, second and third prizes of groups and individuals, representing China in the World First Aid Competition.