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Online CPR Training & Certification | Toronto CPR

Online CPR Training & Certification

Blended Learning · Self-Paced Theory · In-Person Skills

CPR training online certification provides a flexible way to complete the theory portion of your training before attending the required in-person skills session. Toronto CPR provides blended training that combines self-paced online learning with face-to-face practical training. This format allows you to complete the online component before attending the classroom portion, where you demonstrate the required skills.

Toronto CPR offers blended Intermediate/Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C and Intermediate/Standard First Aid & Basic Life Support CPR/AED programs. The online portion is completed before the scheduled in-person session.

How Online CPR Training Works

Toronto CPR's online courses use a blended learning format, meaning the complete training is not conducted online. This hybrid approach gives you the flexibility to learn theory at your own pace while ensuring you still receive essential hands-on practice.

The process generally involves:

  1. Register for the blended course that matches your training requirements.
  2. Complete the online component before your scheduled classroom session.
  3. Attend the in-person skills session with a certified instructor.
  4. Demonstrate practical skills and complete the knowledge evaluation.
  5. Receive certification after meeting all course completion requirements.

Participants receive access to the online component after registration and must complete it before attending the in-person portion.

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Online CPR & AED Certification

Toronto CPR's blended Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C course includes comprehensive CPR and AED training as part of the program. The course content covers:

  • CPR for adults, children, and infants
  • AED/defibrillation techniques and usage
  • Airway emergencies and choking relief
  • Respiratory and cardiac emergencies
  • Wound care and bleeding control
  • Head, spine, bone, muscle, and joint injuries
  • Sudden medical emergencies
  • Environmental emergencies

Important: CPR AED certification is not completed entirely online. The online component covers the theory portion, while the required practical skills are completed during an in-person session.

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Benefits of Blended Online Training

Choosing a blended format can make training easier to fit into a busy schedule while maintaining the quality of hands-on learning.

Complete Online Portion Before Class
Reduce Classroom Time
Plan Around Your Schedule

Complete the Online Portion Before Class – The online component is self-paced, allowing you to complete the learning portion before your scheduled in-person training. Study when and where it's convenient for you.

Reduce Classroom Time – Because the theory is completed online first, the classroom session can concentrate more heavily on practical skills and applying what you have learned. This means more hands-on practice and less lecture time.

Plan Around Your Schedule – You can complete the online portion before attending the scheduled skills session, giving you greater flexibility than completing all course content in a traditional classroom format. Perfect for busy professionals and students.

What Is Included in the Training?

The Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C blended course includes comprehensive training in the following areas:

  • Adult, child, and infant CPR – Learn age-appropriate techniques
  • AED and defibrillation – Proper use of automated external defibrillators
  • Airway emergencies – Choking relief and airway management
  • Respiratory and cardiac emergencies – Recognizing and responding
  • Wound care – Bleeding control, bandaging, and infection prevention
  • Head and spine injuries – Assessment and immobilization
  • Bone, muscle, and joint injuries – Splinting and injury management
  • Sudden medical emergencies – Stroke, seizure, diabetic emergencies
  • Environmental emergencies – Heat stroke, hypothermia, exposure
  • Breathing and circulation emergencies – Recognition and response
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How Long Does Online CPR Training Take?

The exact duration depends on the blended course selected. Toronto CPR lists:

  • Standard First Aid & Basic Life Support CPR/AED – 7 hours online and 11 hours in class
  • Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C – 8 hours online and 6–8 hours in class

Because course durations can differ, check the individual course listing before registering to ensure you select the right option for your needs.

Is Online CPR Certification Completely Online?

No. Toronto CPR's online CPR options use a blended format. The online learning component is completed first, but participants must attend the required in-person skills session and successfully demonstrate the required skills.

This approach combines the convenience of online learning with hands-on practical training, ensuring you're truly prepared to respond in an emergency. The in-person session is essential for practicing techniques, receiving feedback, and building confidence in your skills.

Start Your Online CPR Training Today

If you want to complete the theory portion of your CPR and first aid training online before attending an in-person skills session, explore Toronto CPR's blended course options.

Choose the program that matches your certification needs, complete the online component before your scheduled training date, and attend the required practical session.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is online CPR certification valid?

Toronto CPR offers blended CPR and first aid courses that include an online learning component followed by required in-person training. Certification is issued after the applicable course completion requirements are met. All certifications are Canadian Red Cross approved and widely recognized.

How long does online CPR training take?

The online portion varies by course. Toronto CPR lists 7 hours online for its blended Standard First Aid & Basic Life Support CPR/AED course and 8 hours online for its blended Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C course. Additional time is required for the in-person component.

Do I need to attend in person?

Yes. The online portion does not replace the required practical training. Participants must attend the in-person skills session and demonstrate the required skills to complete the course and receive certification.

Can I complete the online portion before my classroom session?

Yes. Toronto CPR states that the online component must be completed before the scheduled in-person session. This ensures you arrive prepared and ready to practice the skills you've learned.

Does the course include AED training?

Yes. The Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C course includes AED/defibrillation training as part of its listed course content. You'll learn proper AED usage for adults, children, and infants.

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