We have received many comments about our classes from our satisfied customers*. Here are the reviews and ratings from our students:
*The reviews and ratings below are from customers who have purchased a certificate and published a review and/or rating at the end of the transaction
6 years ago
Please run spell & grammar check on the quiz.
6 years ago
Great course
6 years ago
This was so easy!
6 years ago
I enjoyed the course material, it was clear and concise, however I would recommend offering more videos and demonstrations on the side from many angles in order to provide an explicit viewing of how to perform CPR, especially for children and infants.
6 years ago
I enjoyed the course material, it was clear and concise, however I would recommend offering more videos and demonstrations on the side from many angles in order to provide an explicit viewing of how to perform CPR, especially for children and infants.
6 years ago
It should explain the difference between bls and cpr before being able to choose. I had to do both courses since im in the healthcare field.
6 years ago
Very rudimentary, not appropriate for those who have not medical background
6 years ago
Thank you. Great classs
6 years ago
EASY AND EFFICIENT!
6 years ago
i loved the layout
6 years ago
Great program
6 years ago
Easy
6 years ago
Informative and easy to get through
6 years ago
Good Training
6 years ago
Informative, fast, easy and economical
6 years ago
Enjoyable and Easy!!!
6 years ago
quick and easy solution. doesn't truly replace hands on experience though.
6 years ago
quick and easy solution. doesn't truly replace hands on experience though.
6 years ago
this was a good experience as i used to teach CPR in the late 90s also was an EMT for 15 years until 1994
6 years ago
There are some inaccuracies on a very serious subject. Electroshock's can cause no harm, mild harm or severe harm. Wouldnt you turn off the power source before cpr? Treatment: 1. Call 911 if the patient underwent any serious injuries. 2. Perform CPR, if needed. 3. Turn off the power source. 4. Make sure the patient is free of all electrical currents before touching the patient. 5. Move patient away from the power supply (use non-conductive materials if possible. 6. If needed, raise the patient's legs above his/her heart to increase blood pressure.
6 years ago
good