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1. Successfully complete the pre-course assignments & the in-class microteaching segments
2. Adhere to the Canadian Red Cross Standards of Behaviour and the group charter
3. Attend and participate in 100% of the course (i.e ., be present and actively provide focused contributions at all scheduled sessions)

Prerequisites:

- Candidate must hold Red Cross participant level certification of the program the wish to deliver. For example, a candidate must hold a current First Responder certificate in order to be certified as a First Responder, likewise for BLSI / EMRI. Successfully demonstrate selected discipline-specific clinical skills by skills sign-off beforehand

Completion criteria:

- Successfully complete The Teaching Experience – First Aid Programs (online component)
- Successfully complete the classroom Teaching Experience within one year of completing classroom session

Available Spaces: 2

First Aid & CPR Instructor course

Price: C$850.00

Date: 18-Mar-2023 (Saturday)

FAI session (in person) on March 18-19 (Fundamentals) & April 1-2 (Discipline Specific), 2023 at the Red Cross in Burnside. Class will be daily 9 - 5 pm

Additional will be pre-course on-line learning and an in-person skill check session on the evening of Friday, March 10th, 6 pm to help assure good preparation

Provides candidates with the knowledge and skills to teach core Red Cross First Aid & CPR courses: Emergency and Standard First Aid, CPR/AED, Marine Basic First Aid, Emergency and Standard Child Care First Aid. Includes how to teach and facilitate, individual and group assignments, practice teaching, injury prevention principles, inclusion, and progressive learning (more)

Prerequisites: Red Cross Standard First Aid with CPR Level C; complete skills checklist prior to course with a First Aid Instructor; min. 18 years old

Post-course Requirements : Candidates will need to complete the requirement of the 'Teaching Experience' -co-teach(s)- as outlined by the Instructor Trainer

Available Spaces: 8

Survival

Price: C$200.00

Date: 24-Mar-2023 (Friday)

Wilderness Survival

Course info file here:W-Survivalhandout2021

Google Map: http://goo.gl/maps/ZN4ZU

Available Spaces: 10

First Responder / Marine Advanced FA

Price: C$300.00

Date: 27-Mar-2023 (Monday)

First Responder / MAFA

Course offered in partnership with Lifeshield.ca

Halifax SAR - Lower Sackville, NS area - Google Map: http://goo.gl/maps/ZN4ZU

Course timing is 8:30 - 5 daily Mon - Fri
Casual Dress, you will be active doing scenarios which will involve moulage.
Red Cross EC text and workbook provided
Anticipate evening homework

Available Spaces: 20

WRFA with Advanced Option

Price: C$175.00

Date: 14-Apr-2023 (Friday)

Wilderness & Remote First Aid with Advanced Option

participantinfo

Google Map: http://goo.gl/maps/ZN4ZU

Available Spaces: 22

WRFA in Yarmouth, NS

Price: C$275.00

Date: 14-Apr-2023 (Friday)

Wilderness & Remote First Aid in Yarmouth, NS

Organized by the South Shore Paddlers Assoc.

LOCATION: Lake Vaughn Fire Hall. 617 Raynardton Rd, Tusket, NS B0W 3M0

FOOD: Bring your own food for meals. Stove and fridge available on site. Grocer and a restaurant in Tusket, 5 min. away.

LODGING There are many Air BnBs in the region along with hotels, inns and motels in Yarmouth. SWPA members may be able to provide billets or tenting spots. Contact Sandra Phinney 902 648-0462� sandracphinney@gmail.com

If you are not a member of this group and would like to join this course, please contact us about availability and pricing.

Available Spaces: 20

Moving Water Intro Canoe Course - South Shore, NS

Price: C$350.00

Date: 22-Apr-2023 (Saturday)

Moving Water Intro Canoe Course - South Shore, NS

Custom session for group request - contact on adventure@eastlink.ca for more.

River location will be decided as we get closer and will be based upon water levels for a reliable class two conditions

Please come prepared for all weather conditions. The course will run, rain or shine.

Please bring: (besides a canoe - if you need to negotiate that we can assist with access / partnering)

Paddles (t-grip preferred w/ square blade)
Lifejacket
Whistle
50ft buoyant line (1/canoe)
Bailer
Drysuit or wetsuit
Base layers- clothes that will keep you warm when wet - not cottonÂ
Paddling gloves
River footwear (should be large enough to fit a warm sock and over your drysuit sock)
Food for the day
Water
Sunscreen
Any other necessary personal items
Drybag(s) for your gear
helmet (I have lots if you do not have one)