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
9 years ago
Thank you!
9 years ago
Hands on Training should still be mandatory nationwide. Online isn't enough to get someone comfortable enough to take on CPR or First Aid. There can never be a replacement for Hands on Training. Doing it (Hands on training) is always the best way to gain understanding and confidence in Emergency situations. There is no time to try and remember something. It has to come from experience. Doing something will always be better than reading something.
9 years ago
Thanks.
9 years ago
Was a very good experience due to taking time to understand reading materials.
9 years ago
Great!
9 years ago
Great information
9 years ago
Easy and very easy to understand.
9 years ago
There seem to be several typos in the training. I'd be happy to help review / edit these if desired.
9 years ago
The course is thorough and covers all of the basic information necessary. The course is simple and can be covered at one’s own pace. However, the errors in grammar, punctuation, spelling, and general typing are horrible. It’s difficult to believe that this course is nationally recognized and certified, especially by healthcare professionals. Finally, the main website advertises the Basic Life Support (BLS) course for $19.95, but after completing the course, the actual amount charged is $19.99.
9 years ago
The study guide was very informative
9 years ago
Great Course
9 years ago
quick, easy and convenient.
9 years ago
Question 7 is incorrect. If a patient in unconscious and non-responsive the first thing to check for is breathing. If the person is breathing, CPR should not be administered.
9 years ago
I would have preferred a more thorough exam on all the first aid topics.
9 years ago
very helpful - thank you !
9 years ago
thank you for helping me!
9 years ago
Great!!!!
9 years ago
It was very informative and efficient. Thank you
9 years ago
Great Course!
9 years ago
Very informative and Easy
9 years ago
In the choking section, the word "lodged" is used, when I think "unlodged" is meant.