Lethbridge First Aid has been the most popular provider of first aid, CPR, food safety and on-line safety training in Lethbridge for over a decade. It’s popularity is due to its low prices, experienced teachers and comfortable and conveniently located classrooms. Private classes are available for groups of various sizes and instructors are mobile. Private classes can also be held at the training centre in Lethbridge. The most popular course provided is standard first aid, however, other shorter classes include emergency and childcare first aid. CPR and AED ‘only’ classes are available for participants that do not want or require first aid certification. Certification provided to successful participants meet workplace and academic requirements. Participants learn various life saving skills and learn how to manage emergencies such as choking, cardiac arrest, stroke, broken bones and allergic reactions. Other training providers just can’t compare with the great offers at Lethbridge First Aid. Classes are held throughout the week, with popular courses available during evenings and weekends. To register for first aid and / or CPR courses in Lethbridge, Alberta click here or use the contact information provided below.
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Lethbridge First Aid has standard first aid training programs that run for 14-16 hours over a span of two days. Schedules for first aid programs are available throughout the week, even during evenings and weekends. First aid programs for standard, emergency, marine, and babysitting all include cardiopulmonary resuscitation (AED) and automated external defibrillation (AED).
Stand-alone CPR/AED classes
CPR-only classes are also available. Levels A and C are targeted for first time trainees. Level A is about adult victims and situations/injuries that require CPR/AED and first aid. Level C is similar, but includes pediatric victims and the difference in pediatric CPR/AED and first aid. Level HCP is targeted at health care providers.
St Mark James certification
Wallet-sized certificate cards are available once a student passes his or her enrolled program. Bigger, wall-mount certificates can be requested. All certificates expire after three years so students need to take a recertification program before they do.
Standard first aid recertification programs are available throughout the week as well. They last 8 hours, inclusive of CPR C recertification.
Competitive rates
The total training fees paid for a first aid program include tuition, taxes, certificates, registration, and manuals. Unlike other providers in Lethbridge, Lethbridge First Aid allows students to pay the complete fees during enrolment or anytime before training starts (if sign up was done on-line). Students are hard-pressed to find a cheaper provider in the city.
Variety of extra classes
There are CPR-only programs offered to students by this provider as well. CPR-only programs have three training levels: A, C, and HCP. All three teach students CPR for adult victims while C and HCP teach pediatric and adult CPR. HCP is targeted mainly towards those working in the health care field.
Did You Know?
Gastroenteritis: when to get help
Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of a part of the gastrointestinal tract. This can be due to a virus or poor prepared food. It is usually self-limiting (goes away in a several days) but if the symptoms persist, be sure to get medical attention. Here are some warning signs and symptoms of gastroenteritis wherein you should head to the nearest emergency room.
- Vomiting beyond two days
- Diarrhea for more than three days
- Bloody stool
- Fever of 101 F or 38.3 C or higher
- Lightheadedness and loss of consciousness
- Confusion
- Worsening abdominal pain