It's been 3 years since my last CPR training. My certificate will expire…read more Time for recertification. I chose the same class mainly because it's walking distance from my house. It's also inexpensive. With a different instructor, I had a much better experience this time. 9 students made up the class. It went fairly quickly. I was only taking the CPR/AED portion from 9:00 am -3:00pm. Everyone else stayed until 5:00 pm to take the first aide section. Many will return for a second day of first aide training. It's very flexible, depending on your needs. Adequate breaks. Ample Q and A. Do not park in the business lot. It is monitored for a 2 hour time limit. Park on 79 Ave just off 104 street which is the little road North of Save On Foods.

It was really well done. Brent was a great instructor, friendly, interactive, fun and definitely…read moremade the time more enjoyable above all past training experiences.

l wish to say there dog volunteer program is very unsupportive to there volunteers.l haven't heard…read morefrom them in nearly two years how lm doing after certifying my dog.There response is l should keep in touch with them lm doing my volunteering not managing there program.After over 10 years and 2,000 hours the volunteering was great there support was non existent lm moving on but not with them

I had to get my first aid certification so I went to St. John Ambulance. I had a good experience…read more As much as I was worried about the class - there's actually quite a bit to learn - I felt comfortable and it was a low pressure environment. Some of the material was dry but the instructor did a good job of teaching it. I was nervous about having to actually act out some of the scenarios and perform CPR on the dummies but it went well and it was a very supportive environment. It's a great place to get your first aid certification if you need to or if you just want to be prepared!

I went here for my Standard First Aid and CPR Level C recertification! It was a good experience. I…read morehave to do this for my job and they reimburse me. I think I paid like $150 for the two-day in person. They also offer a blended course which is one day online and one day in class. I would do that but for my work I have to take the two-day in person. They do everything from CPR to seizures to heat stroke etc. The only thing is that you don't get a free first aid kit at the end. :( This is the first time I've ever not gotten one.

Went here for my first aid recertification and had the best safety instructor to date, Cameron. I'd…read morerecommend his course so you stay awake and laughing throughout the day. The location is in a decent spot if you need to grab lunch as well. Easy booking as well.

I tried so many times, neither pickup phone or nor revert to voicemail. Hard to contact even before…read moreenrolling, I am wondering if they even help after taking money.

Owner is rude and hostile and abrasive and then blames you for her failings. Staff are Ok…read more Course is not great. Go to anyone else in the city.

Kerri offers comprehensive classes tailored to match the needs of the participants, while covering…read moreall relevant material. Love her classes and had excellent feedback from my customers who attended these classes. Melody

From the owner: First Aid & CPR Training in Edmonton and surrounding areas…read moreRed Cross and Heart & Stroke Foundation Courses Private & public courses Flexible scheduling options Taught by emergency professionals

Notes or package to go along with the visuals & instruction & less personal stories from…read moreinstructor. Also, a more comprehensive test at the end to show your knowledge.

This company is top notch…read more The staff are extremely knowledgeable and you can ask anything from jumping out of helicopters to fight forest fires to operating a grader and they will have the answer. This was great because I have met far too many safety instructors with just some courses under their belt and little experience to share. The facility is very well set up with forklift tracks, scaffolding and everything else you could need INDOORS. In short, the prices are good value, the staff are great, and the facility is top notch. A great experience and I hope to be back.

As part of my job, I am required to have First Aid and CPR / AED . After researching places that…read moreteach these courses, this is the closest one to my house. I have taken the course before at St John Ambulance, Red Cross and the American Heart Association. Of all of them, this one by far is not only the most educational but also fun . The instructor ( Sunny ) was a great instructor in the class - she relates a lot of stories as a way to remember how to apply the necessary first aid. Although the majority of the class were there for re-certification, we went through the material in a timely manner and she made sure we understood the topics. By day 2 there was only two of us so the day went quickly. Sunny reviewed the materials and prepped us for the big test. although the cost of the course is slightly higher , it is well worth going there for your first aid / CPR . Highly recommend to go here instead of downtown or west end if you live on the southside. Located at Milbourne Mall , so there is plenty of parking.

Amazing CPR training. Super welcoming, friendly, approachable and the instructor uses very…read moredigestible and humour-filled techniques :-) Not just effective but also efficient and gets right to the heart of what CPR is abouti

As a medical professional who has taken many different courses from MANY agencies, I highly…read morerecommend Saving Grace. It's not a surprise that many people dread first aid. It's long, it's bland, and it forces you to partner up with someone, this makes me totally anxious and I freeze. How many times have you gone home and completely forgotten about everything you've learned? Most likely, often. This is one of the only courses that I've retained 100% of the content, felt accomplished, and didn't walk away with a complaint, (besides it being a little cold bring a sweater!) My registration was spontaneous and it was handled perfectly. Jason had an answer to my questions, great sense of humour, and personal EMS stories that really helped connect topics. There's no "cutting corners" here. What there is, is a condensed first aid course that gets to the important techniques. This leaves out unnecessary information, and makes the skills the forefront. The videos are hokey, but they get to the point. They're diverse as well. Clean office, I didn't feel like advertisements were shoved in my face, and most of the class had laughter and engaging conversation. Doesn't hurt that the teach is easy to look at either if ya know what I mean.

Was denied access to the class because of an issue at the Red Cross, which was of no fault of my…read moreown. Dave denied me access to the class, a practice that is not required by the Red Cross, which will result in a financial loss to me due to timing. Dave's saving grace is that I received a full refund.

From the owner: Swoop First Aid has been a Training Partner for the Canadian Red Cross Since 2004. All Red Cross…read moreFirst Aid & CPR/AED Courses are Blended (Online + In-Class).

Awesome school, enjoyed every bit of it, my instructor took his time to teach me everything I…read moreneeded to know and the tools I need to become a DJ. Thank you Andrew. Israel.

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