So grateful to this company! Jon made this course fun & funny! It's a very subject, very with vital…read moreto life information, and he was able to effectively teach the skills while keeping us interested and giggling. I highly recommend this company for corporate and personal needs. I feel secure in my skills.

A great company that I was lucky enough to take a class from! Enthusiastic and sassy enough to keep…read moreme engaged and ready to save a life! Thank you Jon for such an engaging and well thought out class. I enjoyed learning CPR for the first time and feel confident to perform and ensure safety of others.

The instructor Damon went over all Basic life support i feel well trained and ready if i need to…read morebe, this is goin to help me in my upcoming CNA course, Thank you Ak safety Squad

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I met three amazing folks yesterday, all who proudly work with the Red Cross of Alaska. With…read morereports of floods and storm related damage on the West Coast of Alaska, they all were focused and ready. I was impressed by their dedication and commitment to all Alaskans and their plan to get out there to help as soon as possible. Support the work of the Alaska operation and help those affected during any Alaska disaster.

Just finished BLS/CPR course and it was interactive and fun! The instructor, who is a full time…read morefirefighter/medic came off a night shift and had so much energy and passion about what he was teaching - very informative and made me feel more comfortable and confident in my skills. And it only took up 2 hrs of a Saturday morning. Good skills to have - hope I never have to use them :D He also teaches other types of First Aid/CPR/AEDS courses; check it out here -- http://www.straightaheadrescue.com/ I gave only 4 stars for the on-line portion of the class that you must take prior to attending the hands-on session. It seemed a little "buggy." You have to use mouse clicks to simulate chest compression and there was some lag so I couldn't get a feel for how fast I needed to give chest compressions - but the hands-on portion made up for it.