Workplace approved CPR level A and AED course in Kelowna, B.C.
Looking for CPR Level A training in Kelowna? Kelowna First Aid offers the most affordable and workplace-approved CPR Level A courses to help you gain essential lifesaving skills. This entry-level CPR course focuses on adult CPR techniques, making it ideal for workplace and academic requirements.
💰 Lowest Price in Kelowna – Only $58.99!
We offer CPR Level A courses multiple times throughout the week at the most affordable rates. To register, simply scroll down to view available course dates, times, and locations.
✔ Fast & Effective Training – Complete your certification in just 3 to 4 hours ✔ Lowest Price in Kelowna – Only $58.99 with no hidden fees ✔ Workplace-Approved Certification – Valid for 3 years across Canada ✔ Flexible Course Options – Available multiple times per week ✔ No-Risk Guarantee – Retake the course for free if you don’t pass on your first attempt
What Will You Learn?
🔹 Adult CPR Techniques – Learn effective chest compressions & rescue breathing 🔹 Choking Emergencies – How to recognize and respond to airway obstructions 🔹 AED Training – Proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) 🔹 Scene & Victim Management – Assessing safety and responding effectively 🔹 Legal & Ethical Considerations – Understanding your responsibilities in an emergency
🚑 CPR Level A training ensures you’re prepared to take action in critical situations, whether at work, home, or in public.
Instant Certification Upon Completion
✅ 99% success rate – Most participants pass on their first attempt! ✅ Receive your CPR Level A & AED certification immediately after passing ✅ Valid for 3 years – Meets workplace and academic requirements
Private Training & On-Site Courses Available
Want CPR training at your home or business? We offer private group training in Kelowna. Contact us to schedule a private session today!
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