4 HOURS

All Heartsaver® CPR AED – Level C courses offer the same learning objectives – to equip you with the knowledge and practical skills to be able to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) on an adult, child and infant experiencing a cardiac arrest in a safe, timely and effective manner.

In just a few hours – through video-based lectures, hands-on practice, and knowledge and skills testing – you will gain the confidence and ability to perform critical life-saving skil

Course Details

Duration: 4 hours- in class
Cost: $65.00 + GST
Certificate: 2 years Digital Certificate is issued by Heart& Stoke Foundation upon successful completion.
Required Manual: Heartsaver® CPR AED Student Workbook (RE1510)
How to obtain training materials:The required Heartsaver® CPR AED Student Workbook (RE1510is provided (reference only).
Books: you can purchase a book at our location for $25.00 plus GST: current version (2020)

Language: English
NOTE: provincial requirements vary. This course meets or exceeds requirements in most provinces. Click here to learn more.

CME/CPD Credits

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Eligible for two (2) credits per hour under Section 2 of the MOC Program as “Traineeships”.

Other Colleges / Regulatory Bodies
Heart & Stroke courses are recognized across Canada. We are committed to continuous assessment and accreditation. Check with your college or professional affiliation to see if this course is eligible for credits.

Additional Information

Please register online

If you have questions please feel free to email: info@trainingforsuccess.ca

For more information, please visit the Heart and Stroke website here

What you can expect in all Heartsaver® courses*

Introduction to CPR and AED: How high-quality CPR improves survival and the critical role of lay responders in the Chain of Survival.
Signs of cardiac arrest: A review of the signs including sudden collapse, unresponsiveness, not breathing normally or making gasping sounds.
CPR: Learn how to perform high-quality CPR – chest compressions and breaths using mouth-to-mouth or a pocket mask.
AED: Learn how to use an AED.
Choking relief: Learn the critical techniques to help a person who is choking.
Other life-threatening emergencies: Learn how to help someone in an opioid-associated life-threatening emergency and a drowning emergency.
Hands-on practice: Doing CPR and using an AED on mannequins to build confidence and proficiency.
Scenario-based training: Applying your knowledge and skills to simulated cardiac arrest emergency situations to build confidence and readiness to respond in real-life situations, with a greater focus on women in cardiac arrest.