
Heartsaver CPR in Schools
This year's subjects won't be limited
to reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic. We're adding
resuscitation. The American Heart Association’s
Heartsaver CPR in Schools Course empowers students to
become heroes through CPR and AED training.
Course Description
Students will learn the lifesaving skills of CPR,
how to relieve choking, and how to use an AED (automated
external defibrillator). The program uses the
research-proven Practice-While-Watching instruction
method for CPR to improve learning and retention. This
course was specifically designed to appeal to students
through illustrations in a unique training video
featuring interviews with teens and edgy video footage.
Intended Audience
This course was designed for schools that want to
provide CPR and AED training to their middle and high
school students. While this is one of several options
schools can use to provide CPR training to their
students, it is the only course that offers a credential
course card upon successful completion.
Course Content
• Adult CPR and choking
• Adult/Child AED (Optional)
• Infant CPR and choking (Optional)
• Adult/Child CPR with mask (Optional)
• Infant CPR with mask (Optional)
Course Length (Varies
depending on which modules are taught)
• CPR and AED
4 hours for all modules
3 hours for all modules, except infant CPR and choking
and infant CPR and mask
• CPR Only
3 hours for all CPR modules
2 hours for all CPR modules except infant CPR and
choking and infant CPR with mask
Written/Skills Exam:
Skills practice and skills testing with AHA Instructor
during course
Card Type: Heartsaver CPR in Schools course
completion card will be issued within 30 days of
the class, but the instructor will provide a course
completion letter at the end of the class. This is a two-year certification.

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