Regina First is the one of the best training service providers of CPR Class and first aid in Regina. Full courses and stand-alone classes are available throughout the week, evenings and weekends included for popular classes. All classes are certification programs so if you’re looking to get certified by a federally and provincially approved provider, look no further than Regina First Aid.
Click here for a complete list of available classes at the Regina First Aid website or register for a class on-line below. Trainees can complete their registration with the form below or via e-mail, telephone call, or walk-ins during business hours in any of Regina First Aid’s training centers.
About Regina First Aid
- Regina First Aid has the largest selection of certification programs in the area. CPR full courses come in three levels: “A”, “C”, and “HCP”. Each level has its own St Mark James certificate.
- CPR A lasts 4 hours; CPR C lasts 5 hours; CPR HCP lasts 6 hours.
- Stand-alone CPR classes are also available if a trainee does not want to enrol in a combined first aid and CPR training course. All CPR classes include AED training.
- Private courses are usually taken by big groups of trainees and companies. You can contact Regina First Aid for more information on booking private courses.
- St Mark James training certificates are awarded to trainees who are able to complete a training course. The certificate is valid for three years throughout Canada.
- Refresher courses for the renewal of expiring certification are held twice a week at Regina First Aid.
- Rates for all classes are the most competitive in the area. Rates include taxes, certificates, and training manuals. Other training service providers can’t compare.
- Trainees who drop out are entitled to full refunds, provided a 72-hour notice was given.
- All classes are held in high-end training facilities with spacious classrooms and the latest training equipment for first aid and CPR training.
- All classes are overseen and taught by St Mark James certified instructors so trainees get the best training experience possible.
CPR Class Training Location in Regina
Located at, 3426 Saskatchewan Dr, Regina, SK S4T 1H1, this training centre is located just outside downtown Regina. This training centre proudly services the University of Regina and the University of Saskatchewan with Saskatchewan approved first aid training and 3M Mask fit testing. It also proudly serves Campion College, Luther College, Western Christian College and Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science. Regina First Aid not only serves the people of Regina but also the surrounding municipalities of Richardson, Albatross, Emerald Park, White City and Balgonie. Free parking is available on-site as well easy access for public transit. For more information about the location of this first aid and CPR training location check out the map below.
Did You Know?
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There are two forms of acne: non-inflammatory and inflammatory lesions.
Non-inflammatory lesions
Whiteheads and blacknheads are known as comedones. They are created when the opening of hair follicles are clogged and blocked with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria. Closed comedones are black and referred to as blackheads while open comedones are white and referred to as white heads. Whiteheads are slighly raised and skin-colored.
Inflammatory lesions
These are more dangerous than the average blackhead and whitehead. Papules are small red, and raised, and are a manifestation of an infection in the hair follicles. They are often tender and slightly painful. Pustules are papules with pus at the tips. Nodules are large and solid bumps beneath the skin. They are formed when the buildup of secretions is deep in the hair follicles. Cysts are painful lumps filled with pus beneath the skin. They can cause scarring when popped.