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Learn how to check for danger, protect yourself, and decide what actions to take first using the DRSABCD framework, the standard action plan taught across Canada.
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A sudden cardiac arrest, a choking child, a coworker who collapses.
These aren't rare events; they happen in homes, offices, and schools across Surrey every day. And in most cases, the first person to respond is someone just like you, not a paramedic.
Emergency First Aid with CPR/AED Level C in Surrey gives you the skills to act fast and act right. In one day, you'll learn how to manage life-threatening emergencies, cardiac arrest, choking, severe bleeding, and shock until professional help arrives.
Primary Care First Aid is a Canadian Red Cross Training Provider serving Surrey and the Metro Vancouver region.
For those who need more comprehensive training, consider Standard First Aid with CPR/AED Level C, which covers a wider range of injuries and medical conditions.
One-day training with online theory and in-person skills practice.
Authorized delivery with recognized certification on successful completion.
Instructor demonstrations, practice scenarios, and guided skill evaluation.
Designed for individuals, employers, families, and community groups.
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June 27, 2026 - Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm |
Bohdi Tree Teaching Centre - LIMITED SPACE LEFT #212 - 17696 65A Avenue, Surrey |
$110.00 |
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July 4, 2026 - Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm |
Bohdi Tree Teaching Centre #212-17696 65A Avenue, Surrey |
$110.00 |
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July 8, 2026 - Wednesday 9:00am to 1:00pm |
Bohdi Tree Teaching Centre #212-17696 65A Avenue, Surrey |
$110.00 |
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July 18, 2026 - Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm |
Bohdi Tree Teaching Centre #212-17696 65A Avenue, Surrey |
$110.00 |
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July 25, 2026 - Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm |
Bohdi Tree Teaching Centre #212-17696 65A Avenue, Surrey |
$110.00 |
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July 31, 2026 - Friday 9:00am to 1:00pm |
Bohdi Tree Teaching Centre #212-17696 65A Avenue, Surrey |
$110.00 |
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Emergency First Aid with CPR/AED Level C is designed for people who need basic emergency response skills for workplace safety or everyday life.
This course is commonly required for:
If you work in higher-risk industries, you may need Basic First Aid instead. Not sure which level applies to you? See our guide to various first aid levels.
Emergency First Aid with CPR/AED Level C in Surrey runs in a blended format, roughly 4 hours of online theory completed at your own pace, followed by 4 hours of in-person skills training. It is all wrapped up in a single day.
Training includes:
| Course | Current Price | From May 1, 2026 |
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| Full Certification (Blended) | $100 | $110 |
| Recertification (Blended) | $90 | $100 |
Once you register, we send you login details for your Canadian Red Cross account so you can start the online portion right away. Complete it before your scheduled in-person session, and you are ready to go. Learn more about blended first aid training.
Participants receive certification after successfully completing all course requirements.
This first aid certificate is widely accepted across Canada for workplace compliance and general safety requirements. Certification is usually valid for three years, although some employers may require renewal sooner. For more on how long your certificate stays valid and when to renew, see How Long Does a First Aid Certificate Last?
If your role involves childcare, you may need Emergency Child Care First Aid Level B, which meets provincial licensing requirements.
Courses are available for both individuals and organizations.
Ideal for students, job seekers, parents, or anyone who wants to learn lifesaving skills. Public classes run regularly throughout the year.
Employers can arrange private sessions at their workplace or a community venue. On-site training reduces downtime and ensures teams learn skills relevant to their environment. Learn more about in-house first aid training.
Group training is commonly booked by:
Primary Care First Aid offers in-house training across Surrey and the Lower Mainland.
CPR/AED Level C is one of the most requested CPR certifications in Canada because it covers adults, children, and infants. This makes it suitable for anyone working with the public or families.
Compared to adult-only CPR training, Level C prepares you for emergencies involving children and babies essential for childcare workers, teachers, and parents. Read more about CPR and AED training and CPR basics for parents.
For healthcare professionals requiring clinical-level resuscitation skills, Basic Life Support (BLS) for Health Care Providers provides more advanced training.
Training focuses on hands-on practice and realistic scenarios. You will build confidence to act quickly and safely during emergencies.
Learn how to check for danger, protect yourself, and decide what actions to take first using the DRSABCD framework, the standard action plan taught across Canada.
Practice high-quality CPR techniques using professional training manikins. Understand compression depth, rate, and positioning for each age group. See also: Can CPR Break Ribs?
Understand how AEDs work and how to use them safely during cardiac arrest.
Learn techniques to help conscious and unconscious choking victims of different ages.
Practice applying pressure and bandages to control life-threatening bleeding.
Recognize symptoms of shock, fainting, seizures, allergic reactions, and breathing problems. These are based on the proven ABCs of first aid used by responders across Canada.
Surrey is one of the largest and fastest-growing cities in British Columbia. With busy workplaces, schools, sports programs, and community events, trained responders can make a critical difference during emergencies.
Taking your course locally offers several benefits:
If you live or work elsewhere in the region, we also offer courses at our other locations:
Emergency First Aid focuses on life-threatening situations that require immediate action. It is shorter and more focused than Standard First Aid.
| Choose Emergency First Aid if you: | Choose Standard First Aid if you: |
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| Need certification quickly | Need more comprehensive training |
| Require basic workplace compliance | Work in higher-risk environments |
| Want essential lifesaving skills | Want skills for non-life-threatening injuries |
| Prefer a one-day course | Are required by your employer to complete a two-day course |
Read our full breakdown: Emergency vs. Standard First Aid to learn about the differences.
Primary Care First Aid has more than 20 years of training experience and serves Surrey, Vancouver. Instructors include active firefighters and paramedics who bring real-world emergency knowledge into the classroom.
The course is typically completed in one day. It combines theory, demonstrations, and hands-on practice to ensure participants can apply the skills confidently.
Yes, it is widely accepted across Canada. Many workplaces require this certification to meet occupational health and safety standards.
No prior training is required. The course is designed for beginners as well as those renewing their certification.
Certification is generally valid for three years. Some employers may require renewal sooner, depending on workplace policies. See How Long Does a First Aid Certificate Last? for full details.
Level C includes CPR for adults, children, and infants. Level A covers adult CPR only and is less commonly required for public-facing roles. Read more: BLS vs CPR-C — What Is the Difference?
Yes, organizations can arrange on-site or private sessions. Group training can be customized to workplace risks and scheduling needs. Contact us to discuss group training options.
Yes, it is highly recommended. CPR/AED Level C covers resuscitation for infants and children, making it one of the most practical certifications for parents, grandparents, and babysitters. See also: CPR Basics for Parents.
Emergency First Aid is a one-day course focused on life-threatening emergencies. Standard First Aid is two days and adds fractures, burns, spinal injuries, and a wider range of medical conditions. Full comparison: Emergency vs. Standard First Aid.
Email scott@primarycarefirstaid.ca with a copy of your current certificate and your preferred course date. Once verified, we will send you an invoice to confirm your spot. See First Aid and CPR-C Recertification for more details.