Red Cross offers web-based training in First Aid, CPR and AED

March 21, 2009 |

Learn how to save lives from the comfort of your own home with American Red Cross, now offering  web-based blended  First Aid, CPR and AED training.

If you have a computer that has Internet access and meets minimum operating requirements, you can participate in exciting new first aid, CPR and AED blended learning courses from the American Red Cross.

The first part of the training is taken online, which allows you to learn at your own pace. You also have the option of going through the course in an abbreviated format and testing out of lessons with which you may already be familiar. And you don’t need to worry about interruptions at home from kids, phone calls or ringing doorbells. 

Red Cross Web-based training can be stopped and started according to your busy schedule. An example of this training is available at this site:

http://www.redcross.org/cgi-bin/learningdemo/Demo.html

The second part of your training will be led by a Red Cross-trained instructor at your local Clarksville-Montgomery County Red Cross.  During a 2-hour skills practice and assessment session with an instructor, you can practice and demonstrate the skills you’ve learned and earn certification.  The chapter has dates available through the month for these sessions.

Red Cross Web-based Blended Learning lets you choose from the following course options:

• First Aid
• Adult CPR
• Adult CPR/AED
• First Aid and Adult CPR
• First Aid and Adult CPR/AED
• First Aid and Adult CPR/AED and Infant and Child CPR
• Adult, Child and Infant CPR
• First Aid, Child and Infant CPR
• Child and Infant CPR  I
• Adult and Child Automated External Defibrillation (AED)

Call the chapter for more information and how you can register for this program, 931-645-6401 ext 222 or 223.

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