This CPR & AED Training program is designed for Grade 10 students in British Columbia and supports the CPR and AED components of the BC Physical and Health Education 10 curriculum.

Students learn how to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies through practical, hands-on training.

Students Learn

• How to recognize cardiac arrest

• How and when to call 911

• The Chain of Survival

• How to perform CPR

• How to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

• How to respond to choking

• How to recognize signs of heart attack and stroke

• How to safely respond during an emergency

Hands-On Training

Students practise:

• CPR using training manikins

• AED use and pad placement

• Choking response

• Emergency scenarios

• Working together during an emergency

Who Is This Training For?

This program is suitable for:

• Grade 10 students

• BC high schools

• Physical and Health Education 10 classes

• School districts

• Youth and school programs

On-Site School Training

Training can be provided directly at your school for individual classes, multiple classes or full Grade 10 groups.

The goal is to give students the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to recognize an emergency, call for help, perform CPR and use an AED when needed.