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First Aid and CPR/AED learning support

Use the right learning resource for the right purpose.

This draft routes learners and coordinators to HeartSafe training and support without publishing a manual file, paid course asset or controlled download.

HeartSafe EMS hands-on First Aid and CPR/AED training class
Compatibility guidanceMatch device and accessories
Canadian supportGuidance from one HeartSafe team
Training firstWSIB-approved provider
HeartTrak Basic includedFirst year included

Public resource boundary

Learning support without exposing controlled material.

This page helps visitors reach the correct training or support path. It is not a public document library.

Choose the right path

Start with what you need to accomplish.

Use practical training for skills, course support for controlled learner material and AED Finder for a complete program path.

01

I need practical First Aid or CPR/AED training

Review the public training paths, then share the audience, group size, location and preferred timing.

View training paths
02

I am a current learner looking for course material

Contact the HeartSafe training team or follow the access instructions supplied with the course. Controlled learner material is not republished on this public page.

Contact training support
03

I coordinate an AED program

Connect responder learning to the complete AED bundle, equipment orientation and included HeartTrak Basic.

Compare AED bundles

Prepare the request

Share enough context for a useful response.

A few public details help HeartSafe route the request without asking for private learner or operational records.

01

Audience and program

State whether the need is workplace, childcare, CPR/AED or another public training path.

02

Group and location

Share the approximate participant count, city or delivery location and preferred timing.

03

Equipment connection

Mention whether an AED bundle, device orientation or HeartTrak follow-through should be included.

This preview is not emergency or medical advice and does not replace hands-on instruction. In an emergency, call 911 and follow the directions of trained responders and the AED.