Delivery
In-person instruction and practical skill demonstration. There are no online video lessons in this offer.
In-person offer coordinated from Concord
A practical First Aid and CPR/AED offer delivered in person—not an online video course. Exact instructor, venue, certification and provider wording appears only after documentary approval.
Direct answer: This is an in-person First Aid and CPR/AED offer coordinated from the Concord office. It has no online LMS lessons. Apply to confirm the session venue, current terminology, certificate issuer, price and included materials before payment.
Who should attend
This format suits people who need hands-on instruction and skill demonstration, including applicants coordinating First Aid with Ontario security guard basic training.
It is also relevant to workplaces selecting trained first aiders, although each employer must confirm the level its workplace requires.
WSIB now calls Emergency First Aid “Basic First Aid.” It says Basic First Aid is equivalent to Emergency First Aid under Regulation 1101 and older certificates remain valid until they expire.
The academy has not yet approved a public skills list. This block remains safely hidden from search claims; confirm the current session outline during application review.
In-person instruction and practical skill demonstration. There are no online video lessons in this offer.
The exact issuer, approval relationship, certificate name and renewal wording are confirmed before booking and remain hidden until approved.
Ontario basic security guard training includes an emergency First Aid/CPR requirement. The academy keeps the online security curriculum and in-person practical training distinct.
This is the academy contact address, not a promise of the session venue. Applications are reviewed before a date and venue are confirmed. Call if timing or accessibility arrangements affect your booking.
Request the current confirmed price
Confirm the current session fee, tax treatment and materials during review.
No. This offer is in person. WSIB says online-only workplace First Aid programs do not allow participants to demonstrate the required practical skills.
It is the verified legacy course title. WSIB renamed Emergency First Aid to Basic First Aid on June 22, 2026. Supreme Academy will not publish a new certificate or provider claim until its current documentation is approved.
No. It addresses the First Aid/CPR part of the broader Ontario pathway. Security guard basic training, First Aid, the provincial test and the licence application remain distinct.
Secure application
The public form never creates an account or enrols you automatically. It uses server-side validation, CSRF protection, a honeypot and rate limiting. Do not include health records, payment-card data or identity documents.
Speak with the academy before you submit an application.