Get Your First Aid Training & Certification
Grandview, Gilbert Plains, & Roblin
When every minute matters.
Be ready to step in and help family, friends, neighbours, and injured people until emergency services arrive.
Recommended and officially recognized by GrandviewManitoba.com, Grandview Municipality
Parkland First Aid runs first aid and CSA-compliant courses certified by St. John Ambulance.
Call Aleks, your first aid instructor to help you choose the level matching your schedule and workplace requirements.
A one-day course covering CPR, AED use, choking response, and basic wound care. Ideal for office staff, retail workers, and anyone needing a solid foundation in life-saving skills.
8 hours
A two-day program adding trauma care, spinal injury response, and medical emergency training to the basic curriculum. Built for child care workers, construction crews, and higher-risk occupations.
16 hours
A one-day refresher for certificate holders due for renewal. Review and practice the latest protocols to keep your credentials current.
8 hours
Your first aid instructor, Aleksandar, Aleks Mezej, is a certified CPR and first aid instructor with hands-on teaching experience in classroom and field environments.
Each session is prepared to meet the minimum requirements set by Manitoba workplace safety regulations.
No prerequisites apply to the basic level.
Every lesson includes hands-on mannequin drills. Aleksandar creates realistic situations you might face in your line of work.
Nobody reads textbooks or watches slideshows here. You bandage wounds, clear airways, and respond to simulated emergencies. Courses follow a regular monthly schedule, so planning ahead is easy.
Participants build real muscle memory for CPR, AED use, wound care, and emergency scene management through scenario-based practice.
WHEN?
Every last weekend of the month.
Click here to see upcoming.
HOW LONG?
The basic level and recertification last 8 hours over one day.
Intermediate training takes 16 hours over two days.
WHERE?
Home base in Grandview.
Willing to travel.
St. John Ambulance issues your certificate on the completion day. The credential lasts three full years and is approved by Manitoba employers, regulators, and insurers.
One of the most trusted first aid organizations in Canada backs the certification. Employers, regulators, and insurers accept it without question.
When the three-year window closes, a one-day recertification course updates your skills and extends the credential.
First aid knowledge reaches far beyond any workplace obligation.
Registration is open every month, and the process is straightforward.
First aid training protects families at home, kids at the park, and strangers on the road. A certified provider can teach emergency first aid to any individual or group and prepare them to respond in a real situation.
A choking toddler during a birthday party will not wait for paramedics.
Your hiking partner with a broken ankle needs immediate help before rescue arrives.
Injury prevention starts with education, and a single course delivers skills that last a lifetime.
Parents, coaches, childcare providers, and volunteers all face unexpected emergencies. One weekend of first aid training can change the outcome of someone’s worst day.
Most of every lesson is real practice.
Aleks promises:
“You will spend your time doing, not reading or listening“.
Aleks uses teaching methods proven to work. What you learn with him stays with you long after your course ends.
Course material supports real-world application at every stage. A successful candidate leaves ready to respond when an injury or emergency occurs.
St. John Ambulance is a recognized Canadian organization with national standing. First aid courses meet the same safety standards as any Canadian Red Cross first aid program.
Every regulatory agency in Canada recognizes the credential.
Instructor candidates who complete the instructor course qualify for professional development and can join a broader team of instructors delivering first aid and CPR courses in the region.
