< Back Canadian Red Cross Instructors Apply Now Red Deer, AB, Canada Job Type Part Time Workspace In-person, in-class About the Role As a strong, ethical, and dynamic instructor, you understand the value of a learner-centred classroom and the importance of adhering to the program standards and curriculum. We offer courses seven days a week at all three AHASTI locations: two in Calgary and one in Red Deer. Please apply with Teaching credentials, availability and resume. Salary: $23.00-$30.00 per hour (Wage based on credentials and experience) Requirements Canadian Red Cross First Aid and CPR Instructor certification or Canadian Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor certification or Canadian Red Cross Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Instructor certification. Asset if you are also a registered PCP or ACP in the province of AB. or Canadian Red Cross Psychological First Aid Instructor certification It is an asset if the candidate holds more than one of the above. About the Company At Alberta Health and Safety Training Institute or AHASTI for short, we are Safety Training Leaders dedicated to transforming the landscape of workplace and community safety. Our mission is to deliver cutting-edge training solutions that empower organizations and individuals to achieve excellence in safety standards and practices. Why Work With Us? Innovative Approach: Join a team at the forefront of safety training innovation, where your ideas and contributions drive real change. Career Growth: Benefit from our commitment to your professional development through robust training, mentorship, and career advancement opportunities. Inclusive Culture: Experience a collaborative and diverse work environment where every team member is valued and supported. Work-Life Balance: Enjoy flexible work arrangements and comprehensive benefits designed to support your well-being and personal life. Purpose-Driven Impact: Contribute to our mission of enhancing safety and creating safer workplaces across industries. Join Us If you’re passionate about safety and looking for a dynamic workplace where you can make a difference, AHASTI is the place for you. Be part of our mission to lead the way in safety training! Apply Now

Discover top emergency medical services tailored to your event needs. Ensure safety with our emergency evacuation plan expertise. First Aid and Medical Event Services We provide a full suite of first aid and medical standby services from which businesses or private groups can choose the best solution for their event, job site or location. If you are unsure which level of service or support you require, we are well-versed in legislative requirements and can recommend the best options based on your location, risk exposure, and budget. Not all events require a registered practitioner or ambulance. Our teams can respond to everyone in attendance at your event, providing a high standard of care until local EMS staff arrive. We've even been known to dress 'incognito', so guests didn't even know we were there. Our diverse teams comprise Intermediate/Standard First Aiders, Advanced First Aiders, Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs), and Primary Care Paramedics (PCPs). Here are some of the events AHASTI Medical Teams have been able to support to date: Sporting Events - marathons, bike tours, jujitsu tournaments Concerts - public and private Special Events - Stampede breakfasts, company picnics Movie and TV productions Large Gatherings - private and public holiday parties Job Sites - employee relief - short and long-term contract Schedule: We offer these services 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. We provide the highest-quality field emergency medical support anywhere, anytime, for our clients. Services are available in Calgary, Red Deer, or other Alberta-based locations. Click for a Quote!

Youth Leader Instructor Price Duration $200 5-7 hours online, plus teaching experience Enroll < Back About the Course Youth Leaders Instructors support the Canadian Red Cross Youth First Aid Programs through the delivery of our Stay Safe! and Babysitting training courses. With the required prerequisites, candidates enter into our comprehensive Youth Leader Development Program, designed to prepare them to support dynamic, learner-centered classroom environments. Eligibility for the Youth Leader Transfer pathway may include: Current Red Cross First Aid Instructor Educators (elementary or secondary level), or Candidates who hold one of the following current certifications: Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor HIGH FIVE Trainer National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Level 2 or above (any sport) Canadian Aquafitness Leaders Alliance (CALA) Instructors Water Art Instructor or Canadian Fitness Professionals (CANFit PRO) Pre-requisite: Minimum age of 18 y/o (or 16-17 y/o with adult support) Red Cross Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C certification or equivalent Certification: 3-year certification Canadian Red Cross Youth Leader Instructor (a valid Intermediate (Standard First Aid with CPR Level C certification must be maintained during this 3-year certification period). After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

ITLS Duty to Respond Price $200 Duration 8 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course This International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) Duty to Respond program is designed for first responders who are first on the scene while waiting for EMS to arrive. This course is perfect for fire departments, advanced first aiders, peace officers, etc., who may want extra knowledge on trauma care. Training courses are offered in Calgary and Red Deer. Prerequisite: Current Intermediate (Standard) First Aid certification from a Canadian-approved agency. Course Content: Focus on: Initial patient evaluation and critical interventions required to manage the patient until the next level of care arrives. Didactic and Skills: Scene considerations Rapid trauma patient assessment Shock and bleeding Airway breathing interventions Delayed transport care and reassessment Hypothermia Triage and communications Course Materials: The course manual is the ITLS Duty to Respond: First On Scene Rapid Trauma Management pocket guide. Published August 2019 ISBN 978-0-9647418-6-7 Spiral-bound field guide measuring 4.5″ x 6.5″ for easy access and reference on scene Contact itls@ahasti.ca for more information or any questions.

If you're looking for a Babysitting or Stay-Safe training course in Calgary or Red Deer, check out our Youth Courses section under Find a Course. Stay Safe! (Ages 9 - 13) Price $60 Duration 5 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course: Children are frequently required to face challenges in real-life situations. The Canadian Red Cross program, Stay Safe! , aims to provide children with relevant skills suitable for their age and their ability to enhance their safety. By participating in this program, children will be equipped with the necessary tools to ensure their safety in various scenarios, whether within their community or alone. The training is available in Calgary and Red Deer, or you can request our Mobile Training Unit to visit your location. Prerequisite: Ages 9 - 13 years of age or completed grade 3 Couse Content: Importance of responsibility and respect while being accountable for yourself Importance of setting and following rules around safety when staying on your own How to stay safe at home and within the community How to prepare, recognize and respond to unexpected situations, (i.e. inclement weather, strangers, unanticipated visits) Basic first aid skills What to Bring: If each participant could bring a stuffed animal or baby doll large enough to practice dressing and diapering. Individual snacks and a bag lunch. (please, no nut products)

Learn about AHASTI's mission, values, and commitment to providing top-quality health and safety training across Alberta. Committed to Health & Safety Excellence Our friends call us AHASTI for short. At AHASTI, We’re Committed to Quality and Fun since 1996! When you complete a certification course with AHASTI, you’re not just meeting the highest standards—we ensure all our programs adhere to rigorous timeframes, course requirements, facility space, equipment ratios, and competency profiles. We follow the policies of our curriculum partners, industry standards, and legislative requirements to provide top-notch training. But that’s not all. Our courses are hands-on, interactive, and designed to build your confidence and skills. You’ll receive a learner-centered education that prepares you to be a competent and confident responder in any situation. And yes, you might have a little fun too! Our Story Meet Our Leaders: Charna and Lianne Charna and Lianne’s professional journey began on a pool deck in SE Calgary in the late 1990s, where they first met while lifeguarding at a wave pool. Over the years, they worked together at various recreation facilities, teaching water safety, first aid courses, and lifeguarding programs. In 2006, they both joined AHASTI. Recognizing their effective collaboration and shared passion for safety education, Charna and Lianne decided to join forces and purchased AHASTI in the Spring of 2009. Their partnership combined their love for teaching, lifesaving, and mentoring with a commitment to providing quality safety training to the community. Thanks to their dedication, AHASTI has grown into one of Canada’s largest Training Partners for the Canadian Red Cross. Meet The Team Charna Owner and Instructor Lianne Owner and Instructor Nitro AHASTI’s Safety Ambassador 🐶 Melissa Instructor Development & Administrative Coordinator Stacey Program Coordinator - EMS Department Angel Program Coordinator - First Aid Department Ravleen Customer Service Associate Bob (Bow-tie-Bob) First Aid Instructor Natasha Training Operations Coordinator - Mobile Training Unit and Advanced First Aid Programs Judy First Aid Instructor Brendan EMR Instructor Seger EMS Instructor Various Talented Instructors

Looking for first aid training near you? AHASTI offers certified First Aid and CPR courses in Calgary and Red Deer with flexible scheduling and experienced instructors. Book today. First Aid & CPR Training Locations in Alberta AHASTI offers certified First Aid and CPR training across Alberta, with convenient training locations in Calgary and Red Deer. Whether you're looking for workplace certification, safety training, or recertification, our courses meet Alberta Occupational Health & Safety requirements and Canadian Red Cross standards. If you’re searching for first aid training near you, our locations are designed to provide accessible, high-quality instruction with flexible scheduling. First Aid Training in Calgary AHASTI provides certified First Aid and CPR training in Calgary, offering a range of courses including Emergency First Aid, Standard First Aid, CPR/AED, and workplace safety certifications. Our Calgary training locations are easily accessible and designed to support both individuals and corporate groups. All courses meet Alberta OHS requirements and are delivered by experienced, certified instructors. Whether you need certification for work or personal knowledge, our Calgary first aid training programs are trusted across multiple industries. Calgary North Training Location ADDRESS: 3510 29 Street Northeast #125, Calgary, AB T1Y 7E5 PARKING: Parking is reserved in front and behind the building, with ample street parking. Food vendors are a 10-minute walk or a 5-minute drive away. CALGARY TRANSIT ACCESSIBLE: Whitehorn LRT Station to Alberta Health & Safety Training Institute (AHASTI): Take the #73 bus to stop 32 Ave NE and 32 Street NE (KFC/Taco Bell on the corner) Walk West on 32 Ave NE to 29 Street NE (Staples on Corner) Walk North on 29 Street NE (right off 32 Ave NE) to 34 Ave NE 29 Street NE and 34 Ave NE—On the NE corner, the Blue Star sign is visible, and the AHASTI entrance is just to the left of it. From AHASTI to Whitehorn LRT Station: Walk South on 29 Street NE to 32 Ave NE (Staples on Corner) Walk West on 32 Ave NE to 27 Street NE Take the bus # 72 to Whitehorn LRT Station The bus stop is on 32 Ave NE – Eastbound Please go to www.calgarytransit.com for bus/LRT schedules. View our upcoming First Aid courses in Calgary North East Calgary Anchor 1 Calgary South Training Location ADDRESS Unit 150, 7260 12 St SE, Calgary, AB T2H 2S5 We are conveniently located between Glenmore and Heritage Drive, overlooking Deerfoot Trail. We are in the same building as Gymastics Gym Club and H2S Safety. It is just a short drive to Deerfoot Meadows Shopping Centre's retail and amenities. DIRECTIONS: - Deerfoot Tr. S to Glendeer Cir SE. - Take the Glendeer Circle exit from Glenmore Trail. - Take Heritage Drive to 12 St SE PARKING: Free street parking. CALGARY TRANSIT STOP NEARBY: From the Heritage LRT Station - take bus 306 - Max Teal Douglas Glen to Deerfoot Meadows station (EB) Eight-minute (8 min) walk to 7260 - 12 Street SE Maybe looking for BLS CPR courses in Calgary? Southeast Calgary Calgary Downtown Location ADDRESS: Inside Cornerstone Community College: 100 6 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 0P5 This beautiful historic building is across the street from the Bow Tower Building. PARKING: Lot parking fees will apply - the lot behind the Bow Tower, 414 Centre Street SE, is a 4-minute walk. CALGARY TRANSIT STOP NEARBY: LRT: WB 1 Street SW Station (TD Free Zone) is a 2-minute walk away; buses 201 and 202. LRT: EB Centre Street Station (TD Free Zone) is a 4-minute walk away; buses 201 and 202. Bus 70, WB 6 Ave SW @ E. of 1 Street SW, is a 1-minute walk. Looking to book a group of people or have our Mobile Training Unit come to your location? Calgary Downtown Location CPR & First Aid Training in Red Deer We offer comprehensive First Aid and CPR training in Red Deer, serving individuals, businesses, and organizations across Central Alberta. Our Red Deer courses include CPR/AED, Emergency First Aid, and Standard First Aid certifications, all aligned with Canadian Red Cross guidelines. With flexible scheduling and experienced instructors, AHASTI makes it easy to complete your CPR course in Red Deer and stay compliant with workplace safety requirements. Red Deer Training Location Red Deer, AB ADDRESS Bay 22, 7471 Edgar Industrial Bend, Red Deer, AB Phone: 403-348-2422 PARKING Plenty of parking at the rear and separate food vendors are 5 min away. FROM THE SOUTH: Travel to either Gaetz Ave or Taylor Drive and travel north to 67th. Turn left on 67th and travel west to Johnston Drive. (Red Deer Motors is on the corner) Turn right at the light and proceed one block to the light at Edgar Industrial Drive. ( Red Deer Bottling- Coca Cola) Turn left. Proceed on Edgar Industrial Drive north to Edgar Industrial Bend. (Pat’s Driveline is on the corner, across from Finning Centre for Excellence) Turn right into Edgar Industrial Bend and follow the road to the end of the cul-de-sac . We are located on the East side of the horseshoe shaped building beside BRICO. FROM THE NORTH: Travel to HWY 11A (either direction) to Taylor Drive. Turn south on Taylor and travel one block to Edgar Industrial Drive. (UFA is on the corner) Turn right onto Edgar Industrial Drive. Follow Edgar Industrial Drive south to Edgar Industrial Bend. (Finning Centre for Excellence.) Turn left into Edgar Industrial Bend and follow above directions. FROM HWY QE2: Travel to 67th Street exit and proceed EAST to the light at Johnston Drive (Tim Horton’s and Red Deer Motors are on the corner). Turn left at the light. Travel north to the light at Edgar Industrial Drive. (Red Deer Bottling (Coke) is on the corner) Turn left. Follow Edgar Industrial Drive to the first road on the right. (Pat’s Driveline in on the corner). Turn right and follow the road to the end of the cul-de-sac. We are located on the East side of the horseshoe shaped building beside BRICO. View our upcoming First Aid courses in Red Deer. Red Deer Campus Ready to book your First Aid or CPR course? View upcoming course dates and secure your spot today. Register Now

Get your Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive certification with AHASTI. Trusted training for oil & gas workers across Calgary, Red Deer & rural Alberta. H2S Alive Certification Price Full: $170 Recert: $100 - Skills assessment with AHASTI (must complete online theory with ESC before skills - additional fee) Duration Full: 8 hours in-class Recert: 1 hour in-class skills Enroll < Back H2S Alive Certification Hydrogen sulphide (H₂S) remains one of the most serious workplace hazards in the energy industry. H2S Alive prepares workers to identify hazards, use respiratory protective equipment and respond safely during an H2S emergency. Course Details Energy Safety Canada certification 1-day classroom training Practical equipment exercises Industry-recognized credential Required by many Alberta employers This Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive course is designed for workers who may be exposed to hydrogen sulphide (H₂S) in the workplace. H₂S, also known as sour gas, acid gas, stink damp, or sulphurated hydrogen, is a naturally occurring gas that can be extremely hazardous. It is colourless, heavier than air when pure, and highly toxic. While low concentrations may produce a rotten egg smell and cause eye or throat irritation, higher concentrations can quickly become life-threatening. Through classroom instruction and practical exercises, participants learn how to: Recognize the presence of H₂S Understand the health hazards associated with exposure Use respiratory protective equipment correctly Apply safe work practices in H₂S environments Respond effectively to an H₂S release or emergency Course Completion: Passing grade on exam 70% Attendance and full participation are mandatory. Certification: Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a certificate issued directly from Energy Safety Canada that is valid for three years Workers Also Register For: Intermediate/Standard First Aid CPR C Advanced First Aid TDG WHMIS N95 Fit Testing

Advanced First Aid Price Full: $1100 Recert: $675 Duration Full: 80 hours in-class Recert: 40 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course The Advanced First Aid Canadian Red Cross course builds upon the knowledge and skills for medical and trauma emergencies. Participants will learn how to conduct thorough patient assessments, provide interventions, and deliver ongoing care in a workplace environment. The training also covers different techniques for transporting an injured worker to a medical facility. You can choose to attend the course in Calgary, Red Deer, or arrange for our Mobile Training Unit to conduct the training at your preferred location. This course aligns with the CSA Standard Z1210-17 for Workplace First Aid Training. Prerequisite: Pre-course Requirements - none Recert: Proof of current Advanced First Aid certification with BLS (or in accordance with local legislation) required Course Content: The Professional Responder Responding to the call Infection prevention and control Anatomy and physiology Assessment Airway management and respiratory emergences Circulatory emergencies Shock Hemorrhage and soft tissue trauma Musculoskeletal injuries Chest, abdominal and pelvic injuries Head and spinal injuries Acute and chronic illnesses Poisoning Environmental illnesses Pregnancy, labour and delivery Special populations Crisis intervention Reaching, lifting and extricating patients Transportation Multiple-casualty incidents Pharmacology Marine environment Workplace Includes any other content required by specific legislation Course Completion: Successfully demonstrate the required skills Minimum 75% mark for written, closed book, knowledge evaluation Successfully complete two evaluated scenarios (one each, medical and trauma) Attend and participate in 100% of the course Course Materials: Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Reference (E-Book) Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Workbook (E-Book) Printed materials are available to purchase.

Basic Life Support Instructor Price Duration $780.00 Approx. 8.75 hrs online and 34 hrs in-class + Teach Experience Enroll < Back About the Course Developed by Professional Responders, for Professional Responders The Professional Responder Program is customizable, flexible, and offers options to support a truly learner-centred experience. Instructor tools and resources allow Instructors to adapt lesson plans to the needs of the class and deliver courses in various workplace environments. Learning activities and scenarios reflect real-life situations with adaptability to various settings. Professional Responder - Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor Development Pathway Below is the pathway to become a certified BLS Instructor. You must successfully complete each step before advancing to the next step. Certification is valid for three years. 1. Evaluate Skills and Check Prerequisites Confirm prerequisites are met: you must be 18 years or older, have a valid Canadian issued participant certificate at the Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR level, Airway Management, Oxygen Administrration certifications, and successfully complete a skills evaluation. 2. Fundamentals of Instruction Complete the Fundamentals of Instruction online component (8 hrs*), and a classroom component (14 hrs 30 min) focused on the application of fundamentals. 3. Discipline-Specific Classroom Component Attend the Professional Responder discipline-specific classroom component (14 hrs 30 min), which focuses on the specific skills of that program. 4. Teaching Experience Complete the Teaching Experience online module (30-45 min*) and a classroom component with the support of a Teaching Experience Supervisor. 5. Certification An electronic certification will be issued upon completion. Certified Instructors can teach Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR, Airway Management, and Oxygen Administration. * Online learning time will vary depending on the learner. Pre-requisite: 18 years old, proof of a current Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR, Airway Management, and Oxygen Administration certifications Certification: Red Cross BLS Instructor valid for 3 years. To maintain this certification, each instructor must teach a minimum of three programs during the three-year certification. One course must be at the Basic Life Support level. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

Transfer Pathway - Option 1 Price Duration $537.50 Approx. 8.75 hrs online and 19.5 hrs in-class + Teach Experience Enroll < Back About the Course Instructor Candidates with previous Instruction Experience. Instructor candidates who qualify for this transfer pathway are entering into the Instructor Development Program with current instructor level certification through another recognized Canadian First Aid agency. They will follow the Instructor Development Program however they will not be required to complete Step 3: Discipline Specific In-Classroom Component. Pathway for the Transfer Option 1: 1. Evaluate Skills and Check Prerequisites Confirm prerequisites are met: you must be 18 years or older, have a valid Canadian issued First Aid Instructor with a Canadian Recognized First Aid Provider, and successfully complete a skills evaluation. 2. Fundamentals of Instruction Complete the Fundamentals of Instruction online component (8 hrs*), and a classroom component (14 hrs 30 min) focused on the application of fundamentals. 3. Teaching Experience Complete the Teaching Experience online module (30-45 min*) and a classroom component with the support of a Teaching Experience Supervisor. 4. Certification An electronic certification will be issued upon completion. Certified Instructors can teach CPR Levels A and C, Emergency First Aid, Standard First Aid, Marine Basic First Aid, Emergency Child Care First Aid, and Standard Child Care First Aid courses. * Online learning time will vary depending on the learner. Pre-requisite: In addition to the prerequisite requirements in the specific category pages, candidate will also need to submit a current First Aid Instructor Certification from a recognized Canadian Approved Agency. Certification: Red Cross First Aid Instructor certification valid for 3 years. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

EMR Instructor Price Duration $930.00 Approx. 8.75 hrs online and 34 hrs in-class + Teach Experience Enroll < Back About the Course Attention: Provincial regulations apply to the EMR programs and vary based on each province. A valid EMR practitioners license or higher maybe required to certify someone at this level. Each EMR Instructor is responsible for contacting the provinces licensing body and to notify any participants being taught are aware of any additional requirements prior to seeking employment at this level. ** In the province of Alberta - the Canadian Red Cross EMR program does not meet the educational requirements established by the Alberta College of Paramedics. Professional Responder - EMR Instructor Development Pathway Below is the pathway to become a certified EMR Instructor. You must successfully complete each step before advancing to the next step. Certification is valid for three years. 1. Evaluate Skills and Check Prerequisites Confirm prerequisites are met: you must be 18 years or older, have a valid Canadian issued participant certificate at the EMR level, and successfully complete a skills evaluation. 2. Fundamentals of Instruction Complete the Fundamentals of Instruction online component (8 hrs*), and a classroom component (14 hrs 30 min) focused on the application of fundamentals. 3. Discipline-Specific Classroom Component Attend the Professional Responder discipline-specific classroom component (14 hrs 30 min), which focuses on the specific skills of that program. 4. Teaching Experience Complete the Teaching Experience online module (30-45 min*) and a classroom component with the support of a Teaching Experience Supervisor. 5. Certification An electronic certification will be issued upon completion. Certified Instructors can teach Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR, Airway Management, Oxygen Administration, First Responder, Advanced First Aid and EMR courses. * Online learning time will vary depending on the learner. Pre-requisite: 18 years old, proof of a current Emergency Medical Responder certification Certification: Red Cross EMR Instructor valid for 3 years. To maintain this certification, each instructor must teach a minimum of three Canadian Red Cross First Aid programs during the three-year certification. One course must be at the Advanced First Aid/EMR level. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.