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Level C CPR

Everyone should know how to perform CPR. Learn life-saving skills as well as how to operate an AED.

Apex Training Solutions

In Person

6 hours

Course Calendar

Course Details

Taught by qualified instructors, this course is recommended for anyone who is not a Healthcare Provider. Take this course as a pre-requisite for work or school, or just to brush up on your knowledge of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Includes AED training, which everyone should know!

Length Of Course: 6 Hours

Certification

Apex Training Solutions Inc.
Complies with Industry Standards
Re-training recommended every 3 years

Course Outline

Adult and Child CPR
AED Training
Infant CPR
Adult, Child and Infant Obstructed Airway Management
Recovery Position
Recognizing Signs and Symptoms of Heart Attack and Stroke
Reducing Risk Factors of Heart Disease
Healthy Heart Living (Lifestyles)
Disease Transmission and Barrier Devices
Special Situations

Class Listings

Level C CPR Template

July 14 / 9am - 3pm

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Level C CPR - Pending

December 31 / 10am - 4pm

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July 14

9:00am - 3:00pm

Level C CPR Template

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December 31

10:00am - 4:00pm

Level C CPR - Pending

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Why Students Choose Level C CPR

Anonymous

“I really liked how we all got to work together as a team. It makes it a great environment! Keep up the great work!”

Anonymous

“I have taken 2 courses and never really understood why CPR was done. The instructor explained what breaths and compressions actually do. I really appreciated this...Loved Jeopardy!”

Anonymous

“Really liked the visual/hands on part of the course. Also very much appreciated the instructor's helpfulness, positive attitude and her knowledge.”

Anonymous

“I like the hands-on approach and having to work through scenarios - especially where something happens that's unexpected. Very good information, new things I never learned in university.”