This course is only taught in- person (8 hours).

The certification lasts for three years and then the Recertification course must be completed to remain compliant per the providence of Ontario.

Emergency CPR and First Aid training is a course designed to teach individuals the skills necessary to provide immediate care to a person who is experiencing a medical emergency or injury. The training covers a range of topics, including:
- Recognizing an emergency
- Calling for emergency medical services (EMS)
Providing basic life support, including CPR and AED
- Managing bleeding and wounds
- Managing choking and airway obstructions
- Managing head, neck, and spinal injuries

This course meets the WSIB standards.

This course is a review of the Standard First Aid & CPR outcomes. The credentials for the Recertification program last for a year, after which the Standard program must be re-taken.

This course meets the WSIB standards.

This course can be taught in two formats: in-person & hybrid.

In the in-person option, the course is taught in two in-person, eight-hour days. While the hybrid option consists of 3-4 hours online (1 month to complete after logging in) & 6 hours in-person.

The certification, upon course completion, lasts for two years, then the Recertification training course must be taken.

Standard first aid safety training typically includes, but is not limited to:

- Assessing the person's condition and providing appropriate care
- Managing medical emergencies such as heart attacks, strokes, seizures, and allergic reactions
- Managing airway and breathing emergencies, controlling bleeding, and treating shock

This course meets the WSIB standards.