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
7 years ago
Quick and convenient way to re-certify!
7 years ago
This was a very good training experience.
7 years ago
I would have liked the videos shown to have volume to them and be a little more in depth.
7 years ago
Easy to follow Quick Very affordable
7 years ago
Very well learned.
7 years ago
quick to the point course, excellent review of CPR
7 years ago
quick to the point course, excellent review of CPR
7 years ago
THUMBS UP
7 years ago
Great training and informational
7 years ago
very informational and similar to those I've taken with a live presenter.
7 years ago
Awesome company and easy to follow course!!
7 years ago
Quick, easy, and educational
7 years ago
Fantastic company. Very easy to renew for my teaching certificate. We are required to do this for our positions. It helps so much to do this online. Refresh the information and receive the certificate. Thank you!
7 years ago
Overall, great and convenient. There were a lot of common spelling and grammatical errors that, to be completely honest, left my husband and I feeling a little less confident in the course.
7 years ago
very convenient for me
7 years ago
it would be nice if the videos had audio instructions to go with them.
7 years ago
Great Refresher Course for those who have already completed CPR and First Aid previously and need recertification! Thanks!
7 years ago
thank you
7 years ago
Quick and easy modules and exam!
7 years ago
Great and very simple as well as informing and knowledgeable.
7 years ago
I am confused because the introduction and exam suggest I perform CPR just because someone is unconscious. I don't see boxers getting CPR when they are knocked out and are unresponsive. It also states to stop CPR if ribs are broken. Personally I would rather have broken ribs and be alive rather than have broken ribs and a person just lets me die. "Sorry, I broke his ribs doing CPR so I stopped CPR and let him die." I don't get it. Please explain these to me. Thanks