About this Course
This course is a blended program consisting of apx. 4 hours of online review, followed by 4-6 hours of in-class practice and review.
This is a comprehensive program that is equivalent to Emergency Childcare with CPR C (8 hours) or Basic Childcare First Aid with CPR C (8 hours).
This program meets and exceeds current standards from: ILCOR / Canadian Standards Authority (CSA) / Federal and Provincial Legislation / Provincial Work-safe Groups.
Students will review each module and conduct an online exam before proceeding to their in-person (hands-on) practicals and final proctored exam. Each module contains videos and a module review for added learning.
This online portion of the program is self-paced and students have 90 days to complete this online portion. Students will be required to 
register, and take their in-person practicals within 30 days of completing their online part of this course.
Upon completion of all online and in-person participation, students will take a 35 question proctored exam and receive their certification immediately. This certification is valid for 3 years from the date of course completion.
Course Outline:
Module 1 – Preparing to Respond
Module 2 – The Emergency Services System
Module 3 – Emergency Scene Management
Module 4 – Airway Emergencies
Module 5 – Cardiovascular Emergencies
Module 6 – CPR & Automated External Defibrillation
Module 7 – Wounds and Bleeding
Module 8 – Burns
Module 9 – Occupational Health and Safety
Module 15 – Medical Conditions
Module 17 – Systems of the Body
Free e-book
A free digital book is available for download. This e-book consists of all the material covered in this course and additional information that provincial bodies may require. It is recommended that all students download this book. As a PDF, the e-book can be used on all electronic devices.
You can download the e-book here.
Legal Disclaimer
This course presents a general overview of approved methods and techniques in first aid. As standards are constantly changing, and first aid situations are never the same in each case, some information presented in this course may be different to what an attendant would be required to do in the real world. Because of this, St Mark James First Aid Training accepts no liability for accident, omissions, or injuries as a result of the training provided in this program.
The material presented in this course is of a general and educational nature; following textbook cases of illness and injury. Course material and content is audited annually against national and international standards to ensure the most accurate information possible.
For any legal concerns or questions please speak to your organizations legal experts or your provincial workplace safety authority.