CPR & AED Training | Canada

Canadian Red Cross CPR & AED Certification

Rescue Education Consulting and Training provides Canadian Red Cross CPR and AED training for individuals, workplaces, organizations, and community groups in Newfoundland and Labrador and all across Canada. Courses on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) provide the skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for adults, children, and babies depending on the level of CPR chosen. Courses meet legislation requirements for provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards, and include the latest CPR guidelines and training in the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).  

Whether you need CPR training for a workplace requirement, professional certification, personal knowledge, or your organization, we offer several Canadian Red Cross CPR options to meet different training needs.

Course Summaries

CPR & AED Level A 

$109

CPR Level A provides comprehensive CPR and AED training for participants requiring basic CPR skills for adults.

4 Hours | Maximum 18 Participants | In-Person Delivery

CPR & AED Level C

$119

CPR Level C provides comprehensive CPR and AED training covering adult, child, and infant resuscitation.

5 Hours | Maximum 18 Participants | In-Person Delivery

What You'll Learn

Canadian Red Cross CPR & AED training focuses on recognizing and responding to life-threatening emergencies and developing the practical skills necessary to provide effective immediate care.

Level A

• The Red Cross

• Responding to Emergencies

• Check, Call, Care

• Recovery position

• Choking – adult

• Assisting with medications

• Angina and heart attack

• Stroke

• CPR and AED– adult

• Deadly bleeding

Level C

• Level A content

• Choking – child and baby

• CPR and AED – child and baby

​Includes any other content required by specific legislation 

Certification

3-year certification in CPR Level A or C

Canadian Red Cross certification requires participants to successfully demonstrate all the required skills, acheive 75% on the applicable knowledge evaluation, and attend and participate in 100% of the course.

Certification requirements and renewal requirements can vary by course and applicable provincial, territorial, or federal legislation. 

Participants should confirm the certification requirements of their employer, regulator, or organization before selecting a course.