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First Aid Leadership Courses

 

First Aid Instructor FULL Course
The Canadian Red Cross First Aid Instructor course is a comprehensive program designed to prepare candidates to teach and evaluate the Canadian Red Cross First Aid and CPR courses. This course focuses on effective teaching methods, learner-centered instruction, and class management. Through a combination of online learning and in-class instruction, participants develop the necessary skills to deliver engaging and safe first aid instruction. To be eligible, candidates must be at least 18 years old, hold a current Standard First Aid certification, and successfully complete a skills evaluation. Upon successful completion, participants receive First Aid Instructor certification, valid for three years. Certified instructors are then qualified to teach all levels of the Red Cross First Aid and CPR programs.

Key Content:
• Foundations of being an instructor
• Learner-centered instruction
• Instructional tasks
• Lesson planning and delivery
• Professionalism and communication skills
• Student assessment and feedback
• Safety supervision and risk management
• Standards vs. practice

Instructional Hours:
• Self Directed Learning – 10 hours
• In Class - 33 hours
• Teaching Experience – Varies

 

Prerequisites: 18 years of age by the start of the course, Standard First Aid with CPR C from an approved agency (cannot be expired) (see course description)

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