Official American Heart Association classes
American Heart Association training site
The exact American Heart Association card your job or school asks for, completed on-site and issued the same day.

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American Heart Association
Choose the site closest to you. Not sure which is closest? Students from Alexandria often choose Arlington, and students from Detroit choose Troy.
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Pick the certification your job or school asks for, at the training site closest to you.
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Choose an open date in the calendar and pay securely. You are enrolled as soon as payment is made.
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Come to the training site at your booked time. Your official card is issued the same day and is valid for 2 years.
Each certification is supervised by an expert instructor. You’ll learn all the required steps to perform CPR, and then get to show what you’ve learned to an instructor who will monitor your skills and issue a course completion card.
American Heart Association
This is a non-healthcare provider CPR and AED certification course, covering both adult, pediatric, and infant training. This certification is for professionals such as security guards, fitness instructors, camp counselors, and anyone from the general public wishing to know how to perform CPR and use an AED.
American Heart Association
This is a non-healthcare provider CPR, AED and First Aid certification course, covering both adult, pediatric, and infant training. This certification is for professionals such as teachers, construction site workers, or anyone from the general public wishing to know how to perform CPR, use an AED, and be trained on a broad range of First Aid topics.
American Heart Association
This is a healthcare provider CPR and AED certification course, covering both adult, pediatric and infant resuscitation, using 1 and 2 rescuers. There is only one American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, and every certification completed covers the same required components.
From our students
“The instructor was really knowledgeable and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. I left feeling much more confident about performing CPR.”
“I needed my CPR certification for work and was expecting the class to be a hassle, but it was actually a great experience. The instructor was friendly, patient, and very helpful.”
“Probably one of the better CPR courses I’ve taken. The instructor kept things moving but still took the time to answer questions and make sure everyone understood the material.”
“Really convenient process from start to finish. Everything was clearly explained beforehand and the instructor made the skills portion straightforward and stress-free.”
Healthcare jobs and nursing or medical programs ask for Basic Life Support (BLS). Most other jobs ask for Heartsaver CPR AED or Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED. Our guide lists some of the many jobs that ask for each card.
Still not sure? Our course finder asks a few quick questions and points you to the right class.
FAQ
Straight answers about cards, classes and what to expect on the day.
2 years, for every course we offer. Book a renewal class before it expires.
The same day you complete the course. You receive it by email as soon as the instructor records your pass.
No. We never cancel a class for low enrollment. The time you book is the time you attend.
Yes. It is the official American Heart Association card, the same card issued at every AHA training site.
Official American Heart Association classes at training sites near you. Your card is issued the same day.