Coast2Coast, a provider of first aid training services, has exciting news for Albertans! We have recently expanded into Alberta, opening two locations in Edmonton and one in Calgary. If you want reliable and affordable first aid training in the province, look no further.
You may be wondering, “how much is first aid training in Alberta?” Well, we’re here to tell you! In this blog, we will provide you with a comprehensive list of the prices for first aid training at each of our locations in Alberta. We will also provide some details of different courses and the difference between them.
Why Choose Coast2Coast?
Coast2Coast is a top Canadian Red Cross Training Partner, offering WSIB and OHS approved First Aid, CPR/AED and swimming programs. They cover a large geographical area, providing training in over 20 locations across Ontario alone. This ensures that students can choose the best location for them.
At Coast2Coast, there are flexible learning methods to choose from; you can select the online-only, all in-class, or online blended learning format.
Coast2Coast has had the pleasure of teaching students across Ontario for almost 10 years and can’t wait to make an impact on the citizens of Alberta!
First Aid Training Prices In Edmonton and Calgary
Wondering how much First Aid training is in Alberta? The table below provides a clear breakdown of the prices. Please note that the prices for first aid courses vary between Edmonton and Calgary.
Edmonton (Price) | Calgary (Price) | |
$64.99 | $59.99 | |
CPR-C Blended | $69.99 | $64.99 |
EFA-C Blended | $84.99 | $79.99 |
$114.99 | $109.99 | |
$124.99 | $124.99 | |
$59.99 | $54.99 | |
SFA-C-Recert | $84.99 | $79.99 |
EFA-Recert | $74.99 | $69.99 |
*Please note that the price is subject to change and may not represent the final amount.
CPR Level A and CPR Level C courses
Courses on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillation (AED) provide the skills of recognizing and responding to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for adults, children, and infants, depending on the level of CPR/AED course chosen.
All CPR/AED training includes using an automated external defibrillator to familiarize participants with how the device works. Dealing with circulatory crises such as a heart attack, stroke, or life-threatening external/internal bleeding is also part of the training.
The CPR-A and CPR-C courses share similarities, but there is an important distinction between the two. CPR-A focuses on teaching students how to perform CPR using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and provide assistance specifically for adults. On the other hand, CPR-C encompasses CPR techniques for adults, children, and infants, along with the use of an AED.
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Emergency First Aid & CPR/AED Level C
Emergency First Aid and CPR/AED course is an 8-hour training program designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills, applicable in both professional and domestic settings. This course equips participants with the necessary knowledge and abilities to identify, prevent, and respond effectively to circulation emergencies primarily involving adults, children and infants. Additionally, the course covers essential topics such as airway and breathing emergencies, as well as wound care.
Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C Courses
The Standard First Aid and CPR/AED Level C course is a 16-hour course that provides first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for people who need training for employment or want more critical information to respond to home crises. The training covers a wide range of subjects, from the fundamental (circulation and breathing crisis, as well as disease transmission prevention) to the advanced (sudden medical emergencies and head and spine injuries).
Marine Basic First Aid
The Canadian Red Cross Marine Basic First Aid training fulfills all of Transport Canada’s standards and regulations defined in Transport Publication (TP) 13008 E. This 16-hour training course allows participants to receive a rating certificate or endorsement, Master or Chief Mate limited certification, and provide first aid on a near-coastal voyage, class 2, or sheltered waters.
These life-saving skills are taught to assist in identifying, avoiding, and responding to medical emergencies with correct first aid and CPR based on scenarios experienced in the marine/fishing business. Learn Marine Basic First Aid & CPR/AED today to protect yourself and your coworkers!
First Aid & CPR/AED Recertification
If your current Canadian Red Cross First Aid and CPR/AED certificate is going to expire, you should enroll in an OHS (Occupational Health & Safety) approved Recertification course. Students will primarily focus on practicing hands-on skills like CPR, bandaging, and more throughout recertification training.
To be eligible for Recertification training at Coast2Coast, you must have a valid (not expired) Canadian Red Cross certificate. Conditions change depending on the course level you intend to enroll in.
In Alberta, you may recertify the following certifications:
- CPR/AED Level C
- Emergency FIrst Aid & CPR/AED Level C
- Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C
Each of these courses can be recertified multiple times. You must enroll in a full training course to recertify any other credentials (such as CPR/AED Level A). This course is not available for recertification.
Final Take
Obtaining First Aid & CPR certification in Alberta offers numerous advantages beyond mere knowledge of life-saving techniques. By acquiring the necessary skills, you develop the confidence to handle emergencies effectively and can prevent situations from escalating and improve overall well-being.
Take your time to acquire these essential skills. Enroll in a First Aid training program today at Coast2Coast and embark on your path towards becoming a proficient and self-assured first responder. With a comprehensive curriculum and experienced instructors, our program will equip you with the knowledge and expertise necessary to make a positive impact in critical situations. Take the proactive step now and invest in your future as a capable and compassionate responder.
