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Blended First Aid & CPR Courses All Levels - July 21, 2024
Event Details
This training day is open to members of the public who've completed ANY Online Training component with Para CPR & First Aid. Class starts at 9AM, and your end time depends on your certification level.
$ 69.00
When and Where?
Date:
Sunday, July 21, 2024
to
July 21, 2024
Start Time:
9:00 am
End Time:
3:00 pm
1:00PM for Emergency First Aid
11:00AM for CPR BLS/C/A ONLY
Location:
5045 Orbitor Dr., Unit #100
Mississauga, ON
L4W 4Y4
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How Can I Attend?
This is an "Open" Blended Class.
You may attend if you've already registered for a Blended Half Online First Aid and/or CPR Course with us, and you've already completed & passed your Online Course.
How Long is My Course?
The length & agenda of your course depends on the certification level you've purchased.
• Approx 6-7 Hours for Standard First Aid & CPR
• Approx 4-5 Hours for Emergency First Aid & CPR
• Approx 2-3 Hours for CPR Only (CPR BLS, CPR C, or CPR A)
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Additional Details:
Choose your Level of CPR Certification from CPR C, CPR BLS, or CPR A. Our most popular course is Standard First Aid and CPR C! It's the most commonly required certification level in the workplace. We recommend Standard First Aid & CPR BLS for healthcare workers and emergency responders.
Emergency First Aid and CPR C or CPR A are often required for workplace health and safety purposes. It's usually the minimum level of training required, and we recommend upgrading to Standard First Aid & CPR for a better depth of training and preparation that will aid you both in work and in your personal life.
CPR BLS (Basic Life Support CPR) is the standard of training required for people working in healthcare settings or who are required to respond to emergencies as part of their workplace requirements. In case you're wondering, CPR BLS is the same as CPR BCLS (Basic Cardiac Life Support). CPR BLS is also the same as HCP CPR (Healthcare Provider CPR).
CPR C is the level of CPR training most people choose. CPR C prepares you for emergencies involving Adults, Children, and Infants. It also provides training on performing 2 person CPR. Great to prepare for emergencies of any age!
CPR A is the most basic certification level. It only trains and certifies you for emergencies involving adults, not children, infants, or 2 person CPR. For that reason, we suggest choosing CPR C - same price, more training!