First Aid Training, CPR & BLS Certification in Aurora

Our blended Intermediate/Standard First Aid course is the common WSIB choice in Aurora and is accepted on many school and workplace forms. Students finish online theory (two to eight hours) before attending class for hands-on skills, scenarios, and assessment; the classroom-only Intermediate/Standard First Aid course runs two days. Content includes first aid principles, Level C care for adults, children, and infants, plus automated external defibrillator trainer use. Canadian Red Cross certificates are issued within 48 hours.

Built for Ontario workplaces, security teams, childcare staff, schools, and participants who need recognized Intermediate/Standard First Aid certificates. Topics include sudden cardiac arrest, cardiovascular emergencies, spinal injuries, medical emergencies, bystander action, pocket mask use, and hands-on AED trainer practice. Survival rates decline quickly without timely CPR and defibrillation. Healthcare learners who need Basic Life Support or HCP-level credentials should select the BLS-HCP card below.

• WSIB Regulation 1101 workplace compliance for Ontario employers
• Hands-on practice with an AED Trainer and emergency equipment
• Life saving skills for minor injuries, cardiac arrest, choking, severe bleeding, stroke recognition, and safe emergency treatment
• Blended options and a full classroom experience for learners who prefer direct instructor support
• Practical skills, course material review, and a free skills practice retake within 90 days

Who is this for? Ontario workplaces, York Region teachers and school staff, childcare workers, PSWs, security staff, office workers, coaches, and construction crews needing a recognized CPR Level C or full Intermediate/Standard First Aid certificate.

For healthcare professionals, nursing students, provider candidates, first responders, and clinical settings in Aurora. BLS-HCP replaced CPR HCP in April 2019 and focuses on high-performance resuscitation, airway management, choking relief, opioid emergencies, and teamwork with clear communication and leadership in fast-paced clinical environments. BLS courses last four hours, certification is valid for one year, and the annual BLS Renewal course is shorter than initial training. Non-clinical roles should book the Intermediate/Standard First Aid blended course instead.

• Meets clinical and healthcare employer requirements across Aurora, Newmarket, and York Region
• Adult, child, and infant resuscitation with team-based practice
• Opioid overdose, choking relief, and trauma response components
• Initial and renewal options available
• Certificate within 48 hours of completion

Who is this for? Nurses, nursing students, paramedics, physicians, dental professionals, physiotherapists, respiratory therapists, lifeguards, sports medicine staff, and pre-hospital care providers in Aurora who need a current BLS certification card.