We are partnered with the top St. Mark James first aid and CPR providers in your region. We have training partners located throughout Canada in convenient locations. Check out some of our locations provided with the links below.
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Vancouver – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Calgary – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in South Calgary – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in North Calgary – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Surrey More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Edmonton – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in North Edmonton – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Coquitlam – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Saskatoon – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Regina – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Winnipeg – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Ottawa – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Abbotsford – More Information
- Basic First Aid and CPR Training in Lethbridge- More Information
Courses Offered
Our training providers have the highest reviews, cheapest prices and a variety of courses offered throughout the week to fit your schedule. Our training partners offer the following courses:
- Standard First Aid, CPR level “C” for health care providers (CPR HCP) and AED.
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First aid and CPR providers Standard First Aid, CPR level “C” and AED.
- Emergency First Aid, CPR level “C” and AED.
- Emergency First Aid, CPR level “A” and AED.
- Emergency Childcare First Aid, CPR level “B” and AED.
- Standard Childcare First Aid, CPR level “B” and AED.
- Only CPR level “C” and AED for health care providers (CPR HCP) and AED.
- Only CPR level “C” and AED.
- Only CPR level “A” and AED.
- Wilderness first aid, CPR and AED.
- Babysitting first aid and CPR.
All of these courses meet Health Canada and provincial legislation for first aid and CPR certification and training. Certification issues is valid for 3 years and is nationally accredited and valid throughout Canada. Courses vary in price depending on your locations, however, prices are extremely competitive and the lowest in your region. Our training partners do not have any hidden fee, and all course fees include taxes, certification fees and manuals. Registration can be done comfortably and conveniently through on-line secure registration systems. Our training partners have staff during regular business hours that can help you with any questions, private courses or registration. Our training partners are committed to helping you learn first aid and / or CPR through convenient, entertaining and educational methods. Register today and learn how to save a life. For more information about our training partners throughout Canada select your locations from the selection above:
When you select your location from the selection above, you will be re-directed to our training partner at your location. For more information about the programs that St Mark James has to offer or about St Mark James, select one of the highlighted names. St Mark James is the premium global provider of first aid and CPR training.
Did you Know – Signs and Symptoms of Shock
Shock is a common emergency that many rescuers learn to manage. It is caused due to a depression in the body’s circulatory system which reduces blood flow to vital areas of the body. It can become a life threatening emergency if not dealt with promptly. Here are some common signs and symptoms of this circulatory emergency:
- The victims breathing may become shallow and rapid
- The victims circulation can become weak and rapid making it difficult to find
- The victims skin can become pale, cool and clammy
- The victims strength level’s may reduce as they become restless and weak
- The victim may experience fear, anxiety, confusion, disorientation, nausea, vomiting and unconsciousness
All, some and / or none of these symptoms may appear during shock so it is important for rescuers to manage shock when managing any rescue. To learn more about shock and other circulatory emergencies enrol into a basic first aid program with a provider near you.