Which Course Should I take?

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The program categories for our courses include First Aid & CPR, Professional Responder, Psychological First Aid, Wilderness & Remote First Aid, Marine, Youth, and Caregiver. 

 The choice of course which best suits your needs may depend on provincial workplace legislation, employer requirements, personal or professional needs, or as a prerequisite for another program. 

 A certification course (CPR, Standard or Emergency First Aid, for example) requires demonstration of knowledge and skills to receive an official certification from the Canadian Red Cross which can be used as an employment or prerequisite requirement.  

Non-certification workshops (Babysitting, First Aid Basics) provide knowledge and skills on a specific topic; however, it does not result in an official certification. 

 

For more information, please review and register for our courses.

General Public 

Roles: Parent or Family Member, Community Member, Worker, or Retiree 

Psychological First Aid

First Aid for Dogs and Cats

Opioid Harm Reduction

Non-Medical Professions

Roles: Personal Trainer, Security Guard, Lifeguard, Tradesperson, Skilled Worker, Police Officer 

Professional Responder

Roles: Paramedic, Firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician, Search and Rescue, Designated First Aid Attendant

Health Care Worker

Roles: Medical Doctor, Nurse, Pharmacist, Dentist, Medical or Support Personnel, Health Care Student 

Health Therapy / Alternative Medicine 

Roles: Physiotherapist, Kinesiologist or Sports Therapist, Osteopath, Occupational Therapist, Naturopathy, Acupuncturist, Massage Therapist, Chiropractor 

Working with Children 

Roles: Early Childhood or Daycare Educator, Primary or Secondary School Person, Camp Counsellor, Sports Coach, Caregiver, Parents 

Home Safety & Childcare 

Roles: Youth & Teens, Babysitters  

Occupational Health and Safety

Roles: H&S Consultants and Coordinators, Quality Assurance Professionals, H&S Officers, Safety Inspectors & Specialists, Leaders in OHS, Academic Roles, Security Guard, Tradesperson, Skilled Worker 

Construction, Manufacturing and Trades

Healthcare and Medical Courses

Mental Health and Wellness

Safety Training

Workplace Compliance and Standards

Ontario Courses

Wilderness Safety

Roles: Search and Rescue, Worker, General Public 

Health Topics

Roles: H&S Consultants and Coordinators, Quality Assurance Professionals, H&S Officers, Safety Inspectors & Specialists, Leaders in OHS, Academic Roles, Medical or Support Personnel, Health Care Student 

Instructor

For more information contact a Red Cross Instructor Development Centre.

 

 

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