Vancouver First Aid is proud to offer comprehensive First Aid Recertification courses for individuals needing to renew their expiring certifications. We provide a wide range of recertification options at multiple training centers throughout the Lower Mainland. For more details on the first aid recertifications we offer, please explore the relevant tabs on our website.
First Aid Recertification Classes in Vancouver Participants enrolled in our first aid recertification classes will refresh their knowledge and learn the most up-to-date techniques, following the latest industry standards, in streamlined and efficient courses.
We offer two primary first aid recertification classes at Vancouver First Aid:
- Standard First Aid Recertification: This course renews the full Standard/Intermediate First Aid certification. It typically runs for 6 to 8 hours and includes a CPR-C recertification. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a recertification card valid for up to three years.
- Emergency First Aid Recertification: This course is approximately 6 hours in length and also includes a CPR recertification. We offer these recertifications multiple times per month at various convenient locations across the Vancouver Lower Mainland.
Private Recertification Courses
We also offer private recertification courses tailored to your schedule and needs. If you’re interested in arranging a private session, please click this link.
Important Information To receive your recertification, you must present your previous certification card to the instructor at the start of the class. Failure to provide valid proof of prior certification will result in the non-issuance of a recertification card. Vancouver First Aid accepts previous certifications from recognized Canadian providers, including the Red Cross, St. Mark James Training, Lifesaving Society, and the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Don’t wait until your certification expires—keep your credentials up to date and register for a first aid recertification course today!
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