For employees who have been asked for comprehensive workplace first aid and CPR-C/AED. Previously called Standard First Aid (SFA).
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Canadian Red Cross certification
Formerly Standard First Aid (SFA)
Intermediate First Aid + CPR-C/AED
Comprehensive first aid training for work, school and everyday life—delivered in a flexible blended format with practical, hands-on learning.
Is this the right course?
A common requirement for workplaces, schools and programs.
Always confirm the exact certificate requested before registering. This is the newly named equivalent of Standard First Aid with CPR-C/AED.
For students entering programs, placements or roles that specify this certification level.
For anyone who wants broad, practical skills for emergencies at home, work or in the community.
What you’ll learn
Practical skills for real emergencies.
The course combines life-threatening emergency response with practical care for common injuries and sudden illness.
Emergency scene management
CPR for adults, children + infants
AED use
Choking response
Breathing + circulation emergencies
Wound care + severe bleeding
Head, neck + spinal injuries
Bone, muscle + joint injuries
Sudden medical emergencies
Environmental emergencies
How the blended format works
Learn the knowledge online. Build the confidence in person.
Both parts are required. Complete the assigned online component before arriving for your scheduled classroom session.
Find a public date
Choose the location and date that work for you.
Public courses are regularly scheduled in the Rural Rescue service area. Current availability and full booking details are shown online.
Orangeville
Convenient public training dates serving Orangeville, Caledon, south Dufferin and nearby communities.
View available datesShelburne
Local options for Shelburne, north Dufferin, Grey County and surrounding rural communities.
View available datesMono
Public training options in Mono, serving Dufferin County and nearby communities. Check the booking page for current dates.
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Intermediate First Aid questions.
Is this the same as Standard First Aid?
Yes. Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid is now called Intermediate First Aid. The updated name appears on current course materials and certificates.
Can I attend without finishing the online portion?
No. The online component must be completed before your scheduled in-person session so you can participate in the classroom portion.
How long is the certification valid?
The Canadian Red Cross Intermediate First Aid + CPR-C/AED certification is valid for three years after successful completion.
What if I need training for several employees?
Visit Corporate Training for private, workplace and onsite options. Smaller teams may also be able to join an available public date.
Ready to choose your date?
Book online—or contact us if you want help confirming the right course.