The Details

• Course components

  1. Online portion (required)

  • Interactive modules covering: emergency scene safety, adult/child/infant CPR and choking, AED use, bleeding control, shock, burns, fractures, heat/cold-related emergencies, and medical/emergency action steps.

  • Videos, knowledge checks, and a final online assessment.

  • Estimated time: 2–3 hours.

  • Must be completed in full and passed (if an online test is included) prior to attending the in-person skills session. Bring proof of completion to class (print or digital).

  2. In-person skills session

  • Hands-on practice with manikins and AED trainers.

  • Instructor-led demonstration and guided practice for adult, child, and infant CPR, rescue breaths, chest compressions, use of barrier devices, and AED operation.

  • Instructor assessment of practical skills.

  • Opportunities for feedback and additional practice as needed.

  What to bring

  • Photo ID.

  • Proof of completion of the online portion (printed certificate or digital copy on your phone).

  • Comfortable clothing suitable for practicing CPR on the floor.

  • Any required course materials or forms provided during registration.

  Certification

  • Upon successful completion of both the online and in-person components, participants receive a certification card valid for the period specified by the issuing organization (typically two years).

  • Certifications issued are for First Aid, CPR, and AED according to the curriculum used in the class.

  Cancellation and rescheduling

  • Contact the training provider as soon as possible for cancellations or rescheduling. Policies and fees vary by provider.

  Notes

  • The online portion must be completed prior to arriving at the in-person session. Participants who have not finished the online requirements may be turned away or required to reschedule.

  • If you need accommodations for learning or physical limitations, notify the provider in advance so arrangements can be made.