Traditional Classroom Training courses
Our traditional classroom training courses are taught by Y-CPR Academy’s certified instructors. All instructors are Certified/Approved by American Heart Association, American Safety & Health institute and Washington STATE.
Y-CPR Academy only teaches the current curriculum that meets the 2015 Guidelines
We teach CPR-AED-First Aid for Adults, Children and Infants. The classroom is a blended course that incorporates visual aids, discussions and tons of hands-on practice. Y-CPR Academy uses the Highest Quality Equipment to give our students the real life feel during CPR. All of our classes are Affordable, Dynamic, Interactive and Fun!
Childcare Providers do not need a National CPR-AED-First Aid Certification. The Department of Early Learning (DEL) and Department of Child, Youth and Family (DCYF) adheres to the Washington Administrative Code (WAC 170-295-1100) for their CPR/AED guidelines for childcare.
Once you complete the classroom training, you will receive a certification that is valid for two years. All our classes are guaranteed, after the class and you are not feeling confidence take another class for free.
Classroom run time is 3.0 hours
Group rate available for 3 or more students
Who needs Childcare CPR?
- Daycare facilities
- Centers
- Home Care
- Teachers
- Schools
- Parents
- Teacher Assistants
- Floaters
- Directors
- Grandparents
Syllabus
Children and all classes include infants optional
- CPR Adult-Child-Infant
- AED
- Scene Awareness & Safety
- Activating EMS / 911
- First Aid Kits
- Airway Problems
- Asthma
- Choking
- Severe Allergy
- Heart Attack
- Diabetic Reaction
- Stroke
- Seizure
- Shock
- Controlling Bleeding
- Amputation
- Broken Bones
- Electrocution
- Poisoning
- Heat Injury
- Heat Exhaustion
- Burns
- Cold Injury
- Hypothermia
- Frostbite
- Environmental Hazards
Note: AHA Paper cards are NO longer being issued, instead you will receive and electronic “E-card” based on the course you completed, sent to you by e-mail.