If you’re looking for a low-priced and high-quality safety, food handling, first aid CPR training provider in Regina, choose Regina First Aid! This St Mark James training provider offers quality training for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid throughout the week, with popular classes available during the evenings and weekends. Students can enroll in combined first aid, CPR, and AED courses, stand-alone CPR classes, private group classes, and re-certification programs. Automated external defibrillator (AED) training is included in every first aid / CPR course. The most popular course, standard first aid, a two-day workplace approved course, is available multiple times per week. The training facility is located just west of downtown Regina with ample free parking and nearby amenities. Instructors are friendly and welcoming and registration for any course can be completed via telephone, online chat, online, or email. To register for the first aid and CPR course in Regina use the contact information below.
Click here to view a complete list of programs and schedules on the Regina First Aid website. You may also register for a course online using the form below.
Why choose Regina First Aid?
Quick and Hassle-free Enrollment
Trainees can complete their enrollment through e-mail or telephone calls. Walk-ins in any of the training centers in Regina are also highly encouraged by the very friendly and accommodating Regina First Aid staff. The following can be used to contact this provider, view the schedule, or register for a course.
- Email: info@firstaidregina.ca
- Website: www.firstaidregina.ca
- Telephone: 1-306-988-4432
- Main Training Address: 3426 Saskatchewan Drive, Regina
For more information on the training location or directions, you may view the map below.
Quality Training Programs in Regina
Regina First Aid training programs for CPR are available in three levels, each level corresponding to a particular training certificate from St Mark James. All levels include basic first aid, CPR, and AED training.
Private First Aid and CPR Courses in Regina
Large groups and companies looking to host or have private classes can contact this provider via email or telephone to request a quote or book a class. If minimum space requirements are met the course can be held at your training facility. Private classes can also be held at the training center in Regina.
CPR “Only” Courses
Participants that only need CPR and AED training can enroll in CPR level “A”, “C” or “HCP” in a stand-alone format with first aid training/certification. These courses are offered multiple times per week at vary in length from 4 to 8 hours.
Cheap Program Rates
Regina First Aid offers the cheapest rates for all classes in the area. Trainees only pay the fees during enrolment, with the enrolment fee inclusive of taxes, certification, and training manuals. There are no expenses incurred after the initial enrolment fee.
If you drop out of the program, a full refund of the enrollment fee will be given to you, provided a 72-hour notice was done.
- St Mark James standard first aid and CPR – 143.99 (taxes included)
- St Mark James CPR level “C” and AED – 73.99 (taxes included)
St Mark James Certification
Trainees receive certification from St Mark James upon completion of a training program. The certificate is renewable through refresher programs held twice a week at Regina First Aid. After three years or 36 months, the training certificate should be renewed.
Did You Know?
Choking
Choking is a very dangerous emergency that is caused by an object (food, small toys, etc.) blocking the flow of air to the lungs. Because air cannot get into the lungs, the lungs can filter oxygen from the air to the bloodstream. Without oxygen, the tissues in our body begin to die – this is very dangerous for the brain, which can only last 7-10 minutes without oxygen before irreversible tissue death occurs.
The universal sign for choking is pointing or hands around the throat. If a person doesn’t give this signal but appears to be choking, look for the following:
- inability to speak
- trouble breathing
- inability to cough/remove the object lodged in the airway
- skin – particularly the lips and on the face – turning blue (cyanosis) to gray
- loss of consciousness
Learn more about choking emergencies at Regina First Aid!