Welcome to Know CPR.

…the smarter choice.

If you are currently an American Heart Association, American Red Cross, American Safety & Health Institute, or National Safety Council authorized instructor…your training options just got better…and more affordable. 

·       Need to issue a CPR/AED card –just $2.75. 

·       Need to issue a First Aid card – just $2.75.

·       Need to issue a CPR/AED & First Aid card – just $2.75

·       Free classroom videos, student materials, blended platform.

·       All programs in English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Arabic, Russian, and Mandarin

·       All cards and materials are digital with user-friendly portal.

·       Start with 5 Free Credits!   Refer instructors and earn more free credits!

As long as you are an authorized instructor by one of the above-mentioned organizations, you can become a Know CPR CPR/AED & First Aid Instructor for no cost. No crossover or bridging fees. No video or program fees. No extra charges for blended programs. Just quality programs at affordable prices. 

Know CPR's nationally-recognized CPR & First Aid courses follow the most up-to-date AHA/ECC guidelines, and all CPR classes include hands-on training.  Know CPR cards are widely accepted by government licensing agencies and organizations across the country.  To name a few:

• Colorado Office of Early Childhood, Division of Early Care and Learning
• Iowa Department of Human Services, Division of Adult, Children, and Family Services
• Maryland Department of Education, Division of Early Childhood
• Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
• Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Community Health Systems
• Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
• North Carolina Division of Child Development and Early Education
• Illinois Department of Children & Family Service
• Arizona Bureau of Child Care Licensing
• West Virginia Senior Services
• American College of Sports Medicine for Personal Trainers
• Athletic & Fitness Association of America
• National Exercise Trainers Association
• National Strength & Conditioning Association
 …and the list goes on!
 

So if a client needs an AHA card…then issue an AHA card.  If a client needs a Red Cross card, then issue a American Red Cross card.  But if a client needs a course that is approved by licensing (see our expanding list), follows AHA guidelines, or that is comparable to AHA or the American Red Cross…then issue Know CPR Cards.  You and your students will be glad you did.