If you’re looking for quality first aid training in Windsor, Windsor First Aid is your best bet. High-quality classes are available at very flexible schedules throughout the week, with private instructors offered for special training as well. Because Windsor First Aid is dedicated to the comfort of its students, there are different ways to enroll in a training program. You can choose a program from the list on the website (click here) and use the registration form to sign up.
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Windsor First Aid
First aid and CPR training
First aid programs are 16-18 hours long, with schedules available even during evenings and weekends. Common first aid topics include abdominal thrusts for obstructed airway victims, bandaging, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and automated external defibrillation (AED). While CPR is still included in the full training program, students can also sign up for CPR-only classes.
CPR training has three categories:
- A – adult CPR and AED (first-time trainees)
- C – adult and pediatric CPR and AED (first-time trainees)
- HCP – adult and pediatric CPR and AED (health care providers)
St Mark James Certificates
Certificate cards from St Mark James are awarded to students who successfully finish and pass a program. Wall-mount-sized certificates are also available upon request. These certificates are only valid for three years, during which they have to be renewed through a recertification program. Windsor First Aid offers recertification at least twice a week varying in length and type.
Competitive Renewal / Re-Certification and Full Course Prices
There is no other provider in Windsor that offers better rates than Windsor First Aid. Fees are paid in full during enrolment – all-inclusive of tuition, taxes, certification, and training manuals. Complete reimbursements are also given to students who drop out, as long as notice is given 72 hours beforehand.
Private Classes
Students can also book a private instructor for special training at home or for special events. Companies and big groups of trainees prevent signing up for private classes as well. Instructors have different rates and schedules so be sure to inquire about them through a telephone call or e-mail before booking.
Enrolment and registration
Students who want to sign up for a program can do so through e-mail, telephone calls, or walk-in. An online enrolment form can also be found on the website for hassle-free signup. Though students can sign up or fill out the form and send an e-mail during the most convenient time for them, replies will only be processed during business hours.
Did You Know?
Sleep apnea: when to see a doctor
Sleep apnea happens when a person periodically stops breathing during sleep. This is a dangerous condition that needs medical attention, especially if the signs and symptoms get progressively worse with time. Seek medical help if any of the following signs and symptoms are manifested.
- Very loud snoring
- Sudden awakening and shortness of breath
- Pauses during breathing (while asleep)
- Excessive sleepiness during the day