Aggressive Training Services

There are two ways to achieve your certification:

Option 1: Recertification

(For those that have a current First Aid Certification)

Step One: Confirm Eligibility

Submit a copy of your current first aid certificate to admin@valion.ca. We need to ensure that it is a Standard First Aid & CPR – Level C with AED level of certification and will not have expired by the time of the scheduled recertification course. Please call our office at (780) 675-1111 should you have a different level of certification (i.e. Emergency First Aid – Level A) for more information.

Step Two: Register Online

Click the blue registration button above to secure your spot in this in-class session. 

Step Three: Attend Class

Attend the one day in-class course. Students must perform all practical skills and achieve the minimum passing grade requirement (75%) on the written theory exam.

Option 2: Blended Course

(For those that do not have a current First Aid Certification)

The blended model includes online learning modules (6.5-hours) and a one day in-class practical component (6.5-hours). 

Step One: Register Online

Click the blue registration button above to secure your spot in this in-class session. 

Step Two: Complete Online Portion

Successfully complete the online learning modules. We highly recommend completing these at least 48 hours prior to the in-class portion.  The online portion of the training is available for $25 (paid to St. John Ambulance) and can be paid online directly by the student or paid for by the employer. These can be accessed through the St. John Ambulance website: ab.stjohntraining.ca. (Make sure you use this link)

This link will navigate you to the St. John Ambulance Website. Under "Online Awareness Courses" (right column) be sure to select: "Standard First Aid (CSA Intermediate) – Level C CPR".

Step Three: Email Completion Badge

When finished the online portion, you will receive a completion badge and certification number. You will need to email a copy to admin@valion.ca prior to attending your one-day in-class session. Please include the words “Blended First Aid” and your name in the subject line.

This information is required to be

admitted into the classroom.

Step Four: Attend class

Attend the one day in-class course. Athabasca public courses are held at our Training Center, 4012 53 St. and start at 8:30 a.m. Students must perform all practical skills and achieve the minimum passing grade requirement (75%) on the written theory exam. The exam includes all sections covered online and in-class.