Are you looking to register for CPR training in Grande Prairie? Do you know who the lowest priced provider in town is? This page will compare the prices of the top 4 CPR providers in Grande Prairie and outline who has the lowest price. We will only be comparing the prices of providers that offer academic and workplace approved certificates and not entirely online courses (blended is included). Continue to read to find out who the lowest priced provider of CPR training in Grande Prairie is.
Breakdown of Providers and Prices
The following is a break down of the 4 providers for the price of CPR level “A”:
- Tritech Safety and Training – Course not available
- Big Hearts – $95 plus GST
- St Johns Ambulance – 75 plus GST
- Grand Prairie First Aid – 69.99 (GST Included)
The cheapest provider of CPR level A training is Grande Prairie First Aid
The following is a break down of the 4 providers for the price of CPR level “C”.
- Tritech Safety and Training – Course not available
- Big Hearts – $95 plus GST
- St Johns Ambulance – 90 plus GST
- Grand Prairie First Aid – 84.99 (GST Included)
The cheapest provider of CPR level C training is Grande Prairie First Aid
The following is a breakdown of the 4 major providers for the price of basic life support (BLS) formerly CPR HCP
- Tritech Safety and Training – 194.99 plus GST
- Big Hearts – $100 plus GST
- St Johns Ambulance – 99 plus GST
- Grand Prairie First Aid – 94.99 (GST Included)
The cheapest provider of BLS training is Grande Prairie First Aid
We obviously encourage you to take your CPR training with any provider but if you’re looking for the cheapest provider it is Grande Prairie First Aid.
Did You Know?
Get a head start on your first aid and CPR training by learning a little bit about Bell’s Palsy.
Bell’s palsy signs and symptoms
Bell’s palsy is a condition where half or one-side of the face droops due to damage to the nerves that supply the face. Symptoms include:
- Rapid onset of weakness to complete paralysis of half of the face
- Drooping of once side of the face
- Jaw pain or pain behind the ear
- Increase in sensitivity to sound (affected side)
- Headache
- Decreased taste
Learn about Bell’s Palsy and the difference between it and a stroke and more when you take a first aid and or CPR course in Alberta with Grande Prairie First Aid.