TOP 10 FIRST AID AND CPR COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 2

You will learn, among other things, to provide specific treatments while waiting for the pre-hospital emergency services, to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) and to administer adrenaline by auto-injector.

All of our Red Cross courses are taught by professional Certified Red Cross Instructors with years of teaching experience and a passion for First Aid. Each course includes CPR and AED training.

The Occupational First Aid Level 1 course is an 8-hour program, including coffee and lunch breaks. In order to be successful, candidates must demonstrate practical skill competency, achieve a minimum of 70% on a multiple-choice exam and attend the full course.

Basic one-day course offering lifesaving first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Course meets legislation requirements for provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards and includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines.

We offer the Occupational First Aid Level 1 course in accordance with WorkSafeBC. The course will take eight hours and will cover a number of topics which include CPR and automated external defibrillator training.

For those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Workplaces must follow the first aid requirements outlined in Regulation 1101.

For those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Workplaces must follow the first aid requirements outlined in Regulation 1101.

This standard first aid program teaches the skills necessary to manage medical emergencies and render life-saving care until professional help arrives. This advanced course is highly interactive, with a strong emphasis on practical applications.

To provide basic first aid knowledge which consists of CPR level A, C, or HCP on request and basic life support skills in a one-day training session.

You may also benefit from having your Basic Life Support level if you are a professional with a fire service or rescue team, a sports medicine professional, a lifeguard or a ski patroller. If you are not a first responder or medical professional, you may need CPR Level A or C.