First Aid & CPR Training

Be ready to act when every second counts

First Aid & CPR Training

Emergencies can happen anywhere; at home, at work, in transit, and within healthcare or community settings. First Aid & CPR Training at Alpha Career College gives you clear, practical skills to respond quickly and calmly during medical emergencies. You’ll practice step-by-step actions that can help save a life before professional help arrives.


Why This Training Matters


In many emergencies, the first person on the scene is not a doctor or nurse; it’s a family member, a co-worker, a PSW, a shelter worker, or a passerby.


Immediate, effective first aid and CPR can:


  • Maintain breathing and circulation
  • Prevent a situation from getting worse
  • Provide comfort and reassurance until paramedics arrive


This training supports safer workplaces, homes, and communities.

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TRAINING DETAILS

SESSION DATE

January 31, 2026

February 28, 2026


TIME

10:00 AM - 4:30 PM

TRAINING DELIVERY

In-Person

COST

$150

LOCATION

25 Tangiers Road, Unit 1, North York, ON. M3J 2B1

First Aid & CPR

Who Is This Training For?


This training is ideal for:


  • PSW, DSW, FSW, ICM and other healthcare or community students
  • Staff in community agencies, shelters, group homes, and long-term care
  • Workplace teams that need First Aid & CPR for safety compliance
  • Parents, caregivers, and anyone who wants to be prepared in an emergency



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Where You Can Use These Skills

Participants can apply First Aid & CPR skills in:


  • Long-term care and retirement homes
  • Group homes and supportive housing
  • Shelters, drop-in centres, and outreach settings
  • Schools, offices, factories, and community centres
  • At home, with family, children, or older adults
  • Faith communities and peer support spaces


These are transferable skills that are valued in many roles and settings.


Participant Requirements

  • Comfortable participating in light physical activity (e.g., practicing CPR on a mannequin)
  • Ability to kneel, bend, and perform compressions, where possible
  • Willingness to complete both theory and practical components

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Training Outline

  • Roles & Responsibilities of the First Aider

    Exploring myths, facts, and the impact of stigma on people experiencing thoughts of suicide.

  • CPR & AED Basics

    Identifying verbal, emotional, and behavioural cues that may signal risk.

  • Breathing Emergencies

    Responding to choking, asthma attacks, allergic reactions, and breathing distress.

  • Circulatory & Medical Emergencies

    Recognizing signs of heart attack, stroke, shock, and diabetic emergencies.

  • Injuries & Environmental Emergencies

    Basic wound care, bleeding control, burns, sprains, fractures, heat and cold emergencies.

Gain life-saving skills you can use at work, at home, and in your community