Canadian Red Cross Training Partner

Youth CPR Level C + AED

  • Youth Rate — Ages 12-17
  • CPR & AED Level C Certification
  • Canadian Red Cross Certified

Learn chest compressions, rescue breathing, choking relief for all age groups, and how to safely use an AED. Youth ages 12–17 train alongside adults and receive the same Canadian Red Cross certification — at a reduced youth rate.

Important Certification Note:This course covers CPR and AED skills only. If you need general First Aid (such as wound care, bleeding control, or bone/joint injury management), choose Youth Basic First Aid instead.

Who is this course for?

This course is for anyone who wants CPR and AED certification. Youth ages 12–17 receive a 20% discount when booking any scheduled session.

Teens aged 12–17 seeking life skills
Aspiring babysitters and camp leaders
Youth sports team coaches and helpers
High school students building their resume
Community volunteers and helpers

What you will learn

Developed by the Canadian Red Cross, this 4-hour course covers all primary aspects of CPR and AED rescue techniques for adults, children, and infants.

1

Chest Compressions & Rescue Breaths

Understanding the correct depth, rate, and ratio for CPR on adults, children, and infants.

2

Choking Relief Protocols

How to clear mild and severe airway obstructions for conscious and unconscious victims of all ages.

3

Defibrillator (AED) Operations

Hands-on practice applying pads, following voice prompts, and delivering safe shocks with training units.

4

Circulatory & Airway Support

Recognizing early signs of heart attacks, stroke, and breathing distress in clinical or home settings.

Course Specifications

Duration: 4 hours (In-Person)
Certificate validity: 3 years (Canadian Red Cross)
Approving Body: Canadian Red Cross
Training Centre: 28 Aberdeen Street, Suite 3, Kentville, NS
Manikin Resuscitation Practice

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Youth CPR FAQ

Common questions about resuscitation levels and youth requirements.