What would you do if a person collapsed right before you? Do you panic, cry out, or freeze in place? Imagine stepping up with the confidence that you could potentially save someone’s life. This Para CPR & First Aid course will teach you the practical skills to save a life.
Imagine that you are at a barbecue for your family. Uncle Joe collapses to the floor, clutching his chest. Everyone is frantic but you take action. Why? Because you’ve taken our BCLS course. You’re confident that you know how to use the AED, and CPR. You need to be ready for the worst.
You might think “I don’t want to take another class.” Now let’s look at it in more detail. The course has been designed to be compact yet comprehensive and fit your busy schedule. The course is interactive and hands-on so you won’t just be sitting through lectures.
Let’s discuss who should attend this course. Are you a parent? If something were to happen to your child, knowing these skills would be invaluable. You work in an office. Your colleagues could rely on you in times of emergency. You can take this course if you want to be better prepared for the life’s unexpected curveballs.
The instructors are professionals with years of experience. Emergency room doctors and paramedics have taught them. They bring real world experience to the classroom and make it relevant and engaging.
One of my friends attended this course in the past. She was a bit skeptical but she ended up loving the course. She even applied her new skills in order to save a neighbor’s life when she had a cardiac arrest while mowing lawns! Paramedics said that her quick action made all the differences.
What is stopping you from taking action? Perhaps you are worried it will be too difficult or technical to understand. You’ll find it easy to follow and with lots of practice, you will gain confidence.
You’ll learn CPR techniques that are straightforward yet effective–compressions, breaths, and how to keep calm under pressure. It’s not as difficult as it seems to use an AED.
A second perk? This certification will look great on your resume! Employers look for candidates who are capable of handling emergencies with calmness and responsibility.
Community impact is also important. The neighborhoods are safer when more people have been trained in BCLS. Imagine living in a neighborhood where nearly everyone knows what to do during cardiac emergencies.
And did I mention how much fun it is? It’s true, learning lifesaving skills can be fun if done properly! Everyone’s goal is to learn how they can save others from danger.
Still unsure? You might want to consider this: Investing just a few hours could help save someone’s future life, including yours and someone near you.
Ready to take the plunge? Sign up and start your journey to being someone who makes a difference when it really counts.
Next time Uncle Joe begins to tell one of those long-winded tales at the barbecue, you’ll have even more up your sleeve. You’ll enjoy peace of mind in knowing that you are equipped with life-saving techniques!