Intermediate first aid, also referred to ask standard first aid, is a two day comprehensive course that includes significantly more first aid topics when compared to basic first aid. Basic first aid, also referred to as emergency first aid is a one day course that has fewer first aid topics. However, both courses include CPR and […]
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Yes, this certification is widely accepted by employers, schools, and organizations across Canada. However, please note that it is not classified as an OH&S (Occupational Health & Safety) approved course, as it does not include First Aid training. If you require OH&S-compliant certification, consider taking our Emergency or Standard First Aid courses.
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Yes. Upon successful completion of the course, you’ll receive your workplace-approved CPR Level C and AED certification immediately—on the same day.
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No previous training or experience is required. This course is designed for beginners and experienced participants alike.
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CPR Level C covers rescue techniques for all age groups—adults, children, and infants— while CPR Level A focuses exclusively on adult victims. Level C is more comprehensive and better suited for individuals who may encounter emergencies involving children or infants.
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CPR Level C is ideal for anyone who needs CPR training for adult, child, and infant victims. This includes parents, caregivers, teachers, and employees in workplaces that require comprehensive CPR certification.
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Yes, a short multiple choice is required to successfully complete the course.
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No prior experience is necessary prior to taking this course.
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Bring comfortable clothes, water, a well rested mind and a snack.
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Ask your employer or your school to confirm this is the right course for you.
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