Standard First Aid and CPR Level C: Your Path to Certification

When people think of first aid training, they aren't always aware of the different courses and levels of training available. To make it simple and inclusive, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) has developed three levels of first aid training, with the most popular and comprehensive being Standard First Aid CPR Level C with AED training.

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Why Choose Holmes Medical Training for First Aid in Ottawa?

If you're considering first aid training in Ottawa, Holmes Medical Training should be your first stop on the path to certification. Our Standard First Aid course is developed according to WSIB guidelines and Ontario’s Regulation 1101, ensuring compliance with provincial workplace safety standards.

But we go beyond the basics. Our courses are designed with the student learning experience in mind—keeping participants engaged with hands-on training, real-world scenarios, and interactive learning techniques. We ensure that our students stay focused, involved, and confident in their ability to respond to emergencies.

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What Sets Holmes Medical Training Apart?

Unlike some competitors, our certified instructors take a hands-on approach to teaching, ensuring that students are fully engaged—rather than passively watching outdated training videos. Our training includes:

✅ Engaging, interactive lessons rather than boring lectures.
✅ Hands-on practice with state-of-the-art equipment, including Prestan CPR mannequins with real-time feedback.
✅ Realistic emergency scenarios to simulate real-life medical situations.
✅ WSIB-approved certifications, valid for three years.

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Whether you're an individual looking to gain life-saving skills or a business ensuring workplace safety compliance, our Standard First Aid program is your best choice.

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Get Certified Today!

Taking a first aid course could be one of the most important things you ever do. It equips you with the knowledge, training, and skills needed to provide life-saving first aid in emergencies.

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