The Emergency Child Care First Aid with CPR/AED Level B course is intended for individuals responsible for care and supervision of infants and children. This training aligns with the licensing and workplace requirements for childcare and early learning environments across British Columbia. The course highlights safety and crisis preparedness for child-specific emergencies.
Participants are trained to recognize and respond to common childhood emergencies including choking, bleeding, breathing difficulties, child CPR, and other medical conditions. Through hands-on practice and real-world scenarios, caregivers gain confidence and preparedness to act promptly and effectively in high-pressure situations.
8 hours (1 day)
$115 + GST
English
Surrey or Abbotsford Campus;
In-person only
Valid for three (3) years.
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A: This course is designed for anyone responsible for the care of infants and children like childcare workers, early childhood educators, nannies, and even parents.
A: The course focuses on infants and children, from 0 to 8 years of age.
A: Emergency Child Care concentrates on infant and child specific emergencies and is completed in one day, while Standard First Aid spans two days and covers a broader range of adult and workplace emergencies.