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A popular courses for workplace with less than 5 employees. Meet WSIB requirements and the Canada Labour Code.
An ideal course for new parents, babysitters, grandparents and nannies. This course covers first aid and CPR with Automated External Defibrillaton for infants, children and adults.
Our most popular course for the workplace training. Designed for companies with more than 5 employees. Meets WSIB requirements.
Our most complete general interest course complete with Level "C" CPR for adults, infants and children, artificial respiration, 2-rescuer CPR. Ideal for employees where children are present (i.e. teachers, daycare workers). Recognized prerequisite for medical, dental, nursing, police, fire and ambulance programs. Meets WSIB requirements
Our most complete general interest or workplace course designed specifically to accommodate the needs of those requiring HCP certification.
This course gives comprehensive CPR training for general public interest or workplace requirements. Learn CPR techniques for adult, infants and children, 2-rescuer CPR and artificial respiration.
4-hour renewal course designed to review knowledge and skills of CPR learned in the above course.
Designed for the current and future Health Care and Emergency Care Professional or Emergency Service Provider.
Renewal course designed to review knowledge and skills for the Health Care Professional or Emergency Service Provider.
A one day renewal for those that have taken the St. John Ambulance Standard with Heartsaver (Level A or C CPR) course which has not yet expired.
A course created for the 11-14 year old age group designed to teach skills necessary for babysitting.
This class is designed for 9&10 year olds whose parents feel they are mature enough to be left alone for short periods of time
Non-certificate workshop for new/soon to be parents and grandparents, focusing on prevention, first aid, choking and CPR techniques used on infants and young children. Learn essential emergency skill with lots of hands-on active practice time.
If you have a background in teaching, a health or safety related field, and have successfully completed a St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid with Level C CPR course, you may apply to be an instructor. For more information on how to become an instructor and the course dates please email or call us .