- Serving the GTA — York Region · Durham Region · Toronto
- Corporate & on-site training
Concord is Vaughan’s industrial and business heart — manufacturing, distribution, food production, trade contractors and business parks stretching along Highway 7 and Keele. The training need here is overwhelmingly workplace-driven: employers certifying teams to meet Ontario’s first aid requirements and client safety standards.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
Ontario’s entry-level workplace first aid certification — formerly commonly called Emergency First Aid. Complete theory online, then build real skills in a hands-on, four-hour practical session.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
Ontario’s comprehensive workplace certification — formerly commonly called Standard First Aid. Self-paced online theory plus a full day of in-person skills: patient assessment, injuries, burns, environmental emergencies and team scenarios.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
Ontario’s comprehensive workplace certification — formerly commonly called Standard First Aid. Self-paced online theory plus a full day of in-person skills: patient assessment, injuries, burns, environmental emergencies and team scenarios.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
A five-day Instructor Development Program plus a supervised teaching experience — adult-learning fundamentals, lesson planning, practice teaching and formal instructor assessment.
Manufacturers, warehouses and distribution centres; food and packaging operations; trade and service companies with field crews; and the offices that support them.
Have a team to certify? We deliver on-site first aid, CPR and WHMIS training at Concord workplaces — offices, warehouses, clinics, schools and community facilities — on dates that fit your schedule.
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