The American Red Cross Blended Learning First Aid/CPR/AED program prepares individuals to respond to injuries and sudden illnesses that may arise in the workplace and the community. These courses offer a combination of self-paced online study and testing with an instructor-led skills practice and assessment session.

Each blended learning course is divided into two sessions. Participants must first complete the self-paced online session, which includes a written exam, and then successfully complete an instructor-led skills a practice and assessment session in order to achieve certification.

Learn the skills needed to prevent, recognize, and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses until advanced medical personal arrive. This course covers first aid, and adult, child and infant CPR in an approach that complements adult learning styles, featuring hands-on practice and real-life scenarios. Useful take–home course materials help you retain skills and serve as an excellent refresher and reference tool after training is completed. First Aid Certification is valid for three years; Adult, Child and Infant CPR Certification is valid for one year. You must attend the entire class to be certified.

Gain the knowledge and learn the skills necessary to prevent and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses until advanced medical personnel arrive. This course does not include CPR. First Aid Certification is good for three years. You must attend the entire class to be certified.

This course provides individuals an opportunity to review the basics of First Aid within a formal setting. To be eligible to participate in a review session, the participant must possess a current certificate in American Red Cross First Aid. All participants must bring the current books/skills cards to this course or purchase the materials prior to the course.　

The First Aid challenge provides participants with an opportunity to demonstrate their skill and knowledge competency outside of the formal class setting. The participant has sole responsibility in preparing for the knowledge and skills test. Anyone is eligible to participate in a challenge course. Currently non-certified participants can challenge only once. If non-certified participants do not pass the knowledge and skills test, they must take the full course. Currently American Red Cross certified participants may challenge as often as they like, as long as their certification is current.

This course provides individuals an opportunity to review the basics of adult, child and infant CPR within a formal setting. To be eligible to participate in a review session, the participant must possess a current certificate in American Red Cross Adult, Child and Infant CPR. All participants must bring the current books/skills cards to this course or purchase the materials prior to the course.

This course teaches participants how to recognize and care for breathing and cardiac emergencies in infants, children and adults. CPR Certification is valid for one year.

The CPR challenge provides participants with an opportunity to demonstrate their skill and knowledge competency outside of the formal class setting. The participant has sole responsibility in preparing for the knowledge and skills test. Anyone is eligible to participate in a challenge course. Currently non-certified participants can challenge only once. If non-certified participants do not pass the knowledge and skills test, they must take the full course. Currently American Red Cross certified participants may challenge as often as they like, as long as their certification is current.