A good place to learn CPR?

[puckluck2]

I have been wanting to learn CPR for quite some time. I would hate to have a situation where I might need it one day and out of laziness not have learned it so I want to take a course.

Any suggestions?

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by puckluck2

I have been wanting to learn CPR for quite some time. I would hate to have a situation where I might need it one day and out of laziness not have learned it so I want to take a course.

Any suggestions?

IN the past I have gone to St John Ambulance.


This link has the courses

http://www.sja.ca/English/Pages/default.aspx

Calgary Training & Community Service Centre
7236 – 10 Street, NE
Calgary, AB T2E 8X3
Phone: 403-250-2922
General email: calgary@stjohn.ab.ca



Good for you, it is a simple skill to learn and one everyone should have.

[Jbo]

St. John Ambulance was awesome. Took the two day course and it was great

[Resolute 14]

At my workplace, we did a course hosted through MRU that was pretty good. They came to our office, but they also host classes on Mount Royal's campus. It is a two-day, full first aid course. One day pretty much on CPR, the other on general first aid.

[Senator Clay Davis]

St. John Ambulance pretty much has this market segment on lockdown. Definitely the best at it.

www.lifesaving.org

[Looch City]

St. John Ambulance. I took two courses there and they both had great instructors.

[Hanni]

I've done both St John and Red Cross over the years and both are good, it really just depends on the instructor and how enjoyable they make it.

[btimbit]

+1 for St. John Ambulance, great organization

[Dion]

St. John Ambulance

[Fozzie_DeBear]

Jeez...I was going to say just hang out at an old folks home...you'll get to learn it from trial and error

[Schraderbrau]

I've used these guys a couple of times for First Aid and CPR and its been good:

www.responsesafety.ca

Parking is brutal though.

[kipperiggy]

Always been through Red Cross for me when I was a lifeguard in high school and university. Or the Lifesaving Society. Can't remember.

But it's a fantastic idea to get certified!

[Northendzone]

I believe that shut up. Johns ambulance provides this course.

I'd recommend calling them.

[gladaki]

Originally Posted by puckluck2

I have been wanting to learn CPR for quite some time. I would hate to have a situation where I might need it one day and out of laziness not have learned it so I want to take a course.

Any suggestions?

If you volunteer for red cross they will teach you for free