My first stop for first aid classes and first aid supplies for many years. They are located in the…read moremore industrial area; the office entrance is shared with Pacific Fresh Produce. Classes are offered at this location as well, since they have a big classroom area. I have their home & vehicle kit and compact first aid kit. They are very competitive in pricing for both their kits and their classes. They are Red Cross certified and that quality shows. They are quite diverse in the classes and kits they offer. They also offer customized kits with customized logos. Staff is professional and knowledgeable. I was always able to have my questions answered and followed up on. If an issue arose, one of the staff is always quick to address the issue and resolve it to my satisfaction. I can't say enough good things. I always highly recommend them to all my friends and family.

I took the first aid and CPR course here as requirement for work. The location is in an industrial…read morearea, with the closest bus being number 22. The company itself provided microwaves, coffee, hot water and snacks for purchase on site. Even prior to choosing PFA, the staff were very helpful and were quick to answer questions.

Excellent CPR and first aid classes with instructor Alicia Sagbini. Everything was very well…read moreexplained. She is very patient and has a lot of experience; it was easy to pass the exam.

this place is garbage the instructors are rude and don't know anything about what their talking…read moreabout, such a waste of our time to go and we will never go back because we would rather have been taught by litteraly anyone else, wouldn't recommend this place to anyone just go somewhere else if u want proper training, if u go to St John u you will just leave pissed off and not really having learned much, I recommend that they fire Monica and Ali because they were rude, unprofessional and not good at their jobs whatsoever

The instructor Kyle at the Vancouver location was very thorough, full of enthusiasm, encouraged…read morequestions and made the class hands on participation fun. The course was at a good pace and I did learn lots and well prepared for the course exam. I was in the full two day class and some participants joined in on day two or left after day one. I can see this hard on people joining in on day two. I understood the course is CSA standard and it was accepted by the government body that required Standard First Aid as a prerequisite for the government course. I was looking for a Red Cross course but they don't run as frequently or convenient locations as this one.

I had previously rated 5 stars, but changed it to 1 after learning that my advanced first aid is…read moreNOT recognized by Work BC, even though they specifically list themselves as a trusted partner of Work BC on their website, alongside the Work BC Logo. I would never have spent money on a provider that employers do not recognize; I specifically spent more money and an additional day of my time to increase my chances of getting hired, and now I have to repay a whole new certification as this is not even recognized as the most basic one; it is a worthless piece of paper in terms of employment. Only choose if you just want the knowledge for yourself and do not see it as a job certification.

Blended online and in-person method is convenient for spending less time in a classroom. Since the…read morecompany advertises its classes are taught by healthcare professionals, I was expecting material or at least examples more relevant to healthcare to be used. However the class was pretty uninformative and the "game show" format used for the first aid section was a bit frustrating as more time was spent on deciding whether a team was entitled to points than actually covering the material. Overall, an acceptable course but I learned much more from my course with Alert First Aid.

I am English second language and I know enough to get by day to day life using it when I have to…read more There are quite a few areas where I have problems and medical/anatomy/physiology are definitely some of them. I was physical education teacher in China for 23 years so I have knowledge in this area. But it is Mandarin. I struggled for two weeks with on line part of the course. I was hoping the class would just be practical skills. No more tests. No one in the class spoke Mandarin. Teacher Joyce was Chinese but born in Canada. What can I say about Joyce; Patient, kind, considerate, encouraging, listening, I think is best teacher I ever knew. I am sure Jesus loves her too

Great trainers and course, but also very political. A lot of woke content, which is fine if you…read morehave strong political views.

Signing up for the Wilderness First Aid course I was excited to learn some new skills, but ended up…read moreabsolutely blown away by the course given by Kieran. Having delivered other (non-First Aid) certification courses myself, I was very impressed with how he is able to go over a huge amount of material in a short period while keeping everyone in the course interested, engaged and entertained. Our group had a wide range of experience, both with first aid as well as general knowledge of the backcountry, but Kieran managed to ensure everyone was catered to and came away with a wealth of new skills. The attention to detail in not only setting up the scenario's but bringing everyone on-board to treat them seriously results in a fantastic learning experience. I highly recommend taking any course with Kieran and look forward to signing up to the advanced WFA.

Not a great experience with this company. I've taken a lot of first aid classes in the past and I…read morewouldn't go with this company again. The instructor clearly didn't want to be there and rushed us all through the class, to the point that we finished hours early. In every class I've taken in the past, even though it's a repeat, I always leave feeling like I learned at least one new thing. I left this class having learned nothing. In fact, I felt lost at times. There were others in the class with less experience than me who were clearly completely lost. If I got nothing out of the class, I can't imagine how they felt. Sure, we all got our certificate, but if you learn nothing, then what's the point? What added to the confusion was the fact that it was a huge group of people, all taking different levels of the course. It caused huge confusion and no one really knew what was going on. To add to that issue, there were clearly people in the class who should not have been there due to a lack of knowledge & experience. Not only did the instructor rush us, but she was also giving incorrect info at times. I don't care what you do in your daily work life, I came to learn the actual correct way to do things. The facility itself is not nice either. There are hardwood floors, which make crawling around and doing activities on the floor very painful after a while. We were grudgingly (seriously, the instructor told us that people who use mats are losers) offered mats, but when I saw how old and dirty they were, I chose pain instead. The area to work in was very small and the class was way over-crowded. We were all bumping in to each other. There's one bathroom for about 20 people. Yep. The cost of the courses here are slightly higher than in other places and they still don't include the cost of the book/manual for the course. You have to pay extra for that. Overall, I wouldn't take a course with these people again.

I had a great experience with Bre's Emergency First Aid Course. She is so knowledgeable, and she…read morehas a lot of practical experience. She used a variety of methods to help us learn, integrate, and practice the materials. She was fun and funny. The space is lovely, but it was very cold, so dress warmly! Otherwise, everything was great and I highly recommend taking EFA-C with Bre. She was able to answer all of our questions and I feel confident about being able to apply what we learned.

I recently took a level 2 first aid training course provided by this organization…read more It was a pleasant experience with tons of support and Francis the trainer continually went the extra mile to make sure everyone understood the curriculum. They have padded floors in the classroom which after a couple days your knees will thank you for!! You will get continuous support inside and outside of the classroom and even have the option to come in after your course is complete for refreshers. I will be recommending new hires and renewals within my own company to go to UHS.

From the owner: Universal Health & Safety is BC's leader in occupational health and safety consulting, personnel,…read moreand customized industry training. We offer over 45 different courses such as Occupational First Aid, Joint Health & Safety Committee, Construction Safety Officer, Fall Protection, and Traffic Control Personnel.

Great Instructor! Tommy really cares about his students and…read morealways goes above and beyond to ensure everyone in the class understands what is being taught. I've held level 3 for 12 years and have trained in many different locations in the lower mainland, i can honestly say without a doubt Tommy is one of the best in the business. Keep up the good work!!

Had a horrible experience during my First Aid training. The instructor named, "Guess" does not know…read morehow to teach at all. She yells on top of her lungs and has absolutely no basic manners. Not to mention the fast pace blabbering like we know everything before. Even though I passed the course would not recommend.

On my second day of training the instructor told me that I wouldn't pass my practical nor written…read moreexam. Funny because I've passed my OFA2 three time successfully. This is an instructor issue because there were three other people that I ran into from this particular instructor who did their class & exam through another provider - & - uhhh, passed. Classroom is too crowded to get any questions answered or the help you need. Not sure how this instructor (dark hair & braids) got her instructors certificate! Would never recommend nor attend a TraumaTech class even if it was given for free!

I took OFA Level 3 courses at Trauma Tech in the 1980's, 1990's and 2000's, back when Paul owned…read morethe company. Recently, I completed a Standard First Aid/CPR/AED course at their Boundary Rd. location. I am very happy to report that the high caliber of instruction I always received at Trauma Tech is still very much in evidence. T.J. was extremely knowledgable and professional. Trauma Tech has a great reputation in the first aid community for a reason.

I was trying to get my N license after 16 years. I worked with instructor Nancy. She is the best…read moreinstructor I have ever worked with on driving. She was very prompt in reminding me of lessons, and would work with me to make sure I did everything correctly. Thankfully, I passed the test due to her instructions. TD school is absolutely worth it if you want to pass the test.

TD Driving School is the worse driving school I ever used. There was no follow up whatsoever to…read moreremind me to schedule my lessons and that my $1000 package was expiring. Wasted my money. Worse customer service ever. Highly do not recommend to anyone. I would give zero stars if I could. Do not book with them.