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Swimming & Lifesaving Courses:

Logo featuring the word 'SAFEGUARD' in bold blue letters with wave graphic, and 'Lifesaving Society' branding below, indicating Canada's lifeguarding expertise.

(Format – Online) $46.00 + HST

  • The Safeguard course/certification covers safety supervision training for guardians such as day camp counsellors, counsellors-in-training and anyone else who accompanies groups of children and/or teenagers to water settings (e.g., pools or waterfronts).

    The course reviews the following major topic areas: the responsibility involved with safeguarding children and/or teenagers in a water setting, even while the pool/waterfront may be supervised by lifeguards. The course also covers the following topics: accident prevention, water safety awareness, and the principles of aquatic safety supervision.

    Safeguard training is designed for swimmers and non-swimmers alike.

  • None. Ideally, guardians are at least 12 years of age, able to swim, and have some lifesaving experience.

  • None. Annual retraining recommended.

Swimming & Lifesaving Courses:

"Safeguard" logo with blue wave design and "Lifesaving Society Canada's Lifeguarding Experts" text.

(Format – Online) $46.00 + HST

  • The Safeguard course/certification covers safety supervision training for guardians such as day camp counsellors, counsellors-in-training and anyone else who accompanies groups of children and/or teenagers to water settings (e.g., pools or waterfronts).

    The course reviews the following major topic areas: the responsibility involved with safeguarding children and/or teenagers in a water setting, even while the pool/waterfront may be supervised by lifeguards. The course also covers the following topics: accident prevention, water safety awareness, and the principles of aquatic safety supervision.

    Safeguard training is designed for swimmers and non-swimmers alike.

  • None. Ideally, guardians are at least 12 years of age, able to swim, and have some lifesaving experience.

  • None. Annual retraining recommended.

Safety Management Courses:

"Aquatic Supervisor" text with Lifesaving Society logo, Canada's Lifeguarding Experts

[Format – Online, Cost $156.00 + HST]

  • The Aquatic Supervisor course/certification is designed for instructors and lifeguards who wish to advance in their current roles to positions such as head lifeguard or on-deck supervisor. The course focuses on the Lifesaving Society training standards and covers the responsibilities of supervising both instructional and recreational programs, as well as managing daily operations at aquatic facilities.

    Aquatic Supervisor provides participants with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to effectively guide staff members in delivering safe aquatic programs and services, while also preparing them for efficient emergency response.

  • Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor or Lifesaving Instructor, and National Lifeguard certifications (need not be current).

  • Aquatic Supervisor need not be recertified.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Aquatic Supervisor Workbook

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulation

    • Alert: Lifeguarding in Action 

Pool Operator Level 1 Recertification text with Lifesaving Society logo.
Pool Operator Level 2 text with Lifesaving Society logo and tagline 'Canada's Lifeguarding Experts'.

[Format – Online, Cost $95.00 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 1 recertification course is a refresher course that combines safety management with essential facility operation knowledge. It equips pool operators with the resources and expertise needed to maintain safe swimming pools in compliance with provincial health regulations, covering the following topics:

    1. An understanding of different pool types and the importance of maintenance planning.

    2. Knowledge of the main water contaminants and how water treatment applies to both Class A and B pool and spa systems.

    3. A practical, hands-on approach to solving common water treatment issues.

    4. The impact of Recreation Water Illness and the principles of maintaining pool air quality.

  • Pool Operator Level 1

  • Pool Operator 1 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator 1 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator 1 recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Lifesaving Society Pool Operations Manual 

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations

"Aquatic Manager" text with wave design and Lifesaving Society logo.

[Format – Online, Cost $186.00 + HST]

  • The Aquatic Manager course/certification is the professional designation from the Lifesaving Society for individuals responsible for overseeing aquatic programs and services, regardless of their aquatic background. This program provides participants with the knowledge, principles, and skills needed to effectively manage program delivery, ensure excellent customer service, and maintain strict adherence to health and safety standards in the aquatic environment.

  • None.

  • Aquatic Manager need not be recertified.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Aquatic Manager Workbook

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulation

Pool Operator Level 2 Recertification logo with Lifesaving Society branding.

[Format – Online, Cost $146.50 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 2 course focuses on the regulatory standards for pool operation and the principles of chemical application to maintain balanced swimming pool water. Participants will learn to troubleshoot and safely adjust chemical levels to ensure a healthy and safe environment for both bathers and staff. The course includes:

    1. A comprehensive review of regulatory requirements and standards for operating aquatic facilities, including pools, spas, wading pools, and waterfronts.

    2. An overview of the principles behind balanced pool water and the step-by-step procedures that pool operators should follow when adjusting chemical levels in aquatic facilities.

    3. An open forum for discussing and addressing common challenges faced by pool operators.

  • Lifesaving Society Pool Operator Level 1 or equivalent.

  • Pool Operator 2 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator 2 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator 2 recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Lifesaving Society Pool Operations Manual 

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations

Lifesaving Society Pool Operator Level 1 certification logo with blue wavy design.

[Format – Online, Cost $88.50.00 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 2 recertification course focuses on the regulatory standards for pool operation and the principles of chemical application to maintain balanced swimming pool water. Participants will learn to troubleshoot and safely adjust chemical levels to ensure a healthy and safe environment for both bathers and staff. The course includes:

    1. A comprehensive review of regulatory requirements and standards for operating aquatic facilities, including pools, spas, wading pools, and waterfronts.

    2. An overview of the principles behind balanced pool water and the step-by-step procedures that pool operators should follow when adjusting chemical levels in aquatic facilities.

    3. An open forum for discussing and addressing common challenges faced by pool operators.

  • Pool Operator Level 2.

  • Pool Operator Level 2 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator Level 2 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator Le recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • SEE Auditor Workbook

[Format – Online, Cost $147.50 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 1 course combines safety management with essential facility operation knowledge. It equips pool operators with the resources and expertise needed to maintain safe swimming pools in compliance with provincial health regulations, covering the following topics:

    1. An understanding of different pool types and the importance of maintenance planning.

    2. Knowledge of the main water contaminants and how water treatment applies to both Class A and B pool and spa systems.

    3. A practical, hands-on approach to solving common water treatment issues.

    4. The impact of Recreation Water Illness and the principles of maintaining pool air quality.

  • None

  • Pool Operator 1 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator 1 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator 1 recertification.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Lifesaving Society Pool Operations Manual 

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations

Blue text "SEE AUDITOR" with a wave design, and Lifesaving Society logo with "Canada's Lifeguarding Experts."

[Format – Online, Cost $59.00 + HST]

  • The Supervision Evaluation and Enhancement (SEE) Auditor course is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge, training, and tools necessary to assess the effectiveness of lifeguard and instructor safety supervision using Lifesaving Society SEE checklists.

  • National Lifeguard certification and 100 hours lifeguarding experience as a lifeguard or National Lifeguard Examiner or Aquatic Supervisor or Aquatic Manager.

  • SEE Auditor remains current for 24 months from date of certification. SEE Auditor is recertified by successfully completing a SEE Auditor recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • SEE Auditor Workbook.

Safety Management Courses:

Logo of the Lifesaving Society with the text 'Aquatic Supervisor' and a wave design, including the tagline 'Canada's Lifeguarding Experts.'

[Format – Online, Cost $156.00 + HST]

  • The Aquatic Supervisor course/certification is designed for instructors and lifeguards who wish to advance in their current roles to positions such as head lifeguard or on-deck supervisor. The course focuses on the Lifesaving Society training standards and covers the responsibilities of supervising both instructional and recreational programs, as well as managing daily operations at aquatic facilities.

    Aquatic Supervisor provides participants with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to effectively guide staff members in delivering safe aquatic programs and services, while also preparing them for efficient emergency response.

  • Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor or Lifesaving Instructor, and National Lifeguard certifications (need not be current).

  • Aquatic Supervisor need not be recertified.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Aquatic Supervisor Workbook

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulation

    • Alert: Lifeguarding in Action 

Logo for the Lifesaving Society with the text "Aquatic Manager" and a wave graphic.

[Format – Online, Cost $186.00 + HST]

  • The Aquatic Manager course/certification is the professional designation from the Lifesaving Society for individuals responsible for overseeing aquatic programs and services, regardless of their aquatic background. This program provides participants with the knowledge, principles, and skills needed to effectively manage program delivery, ensure excellent customer service, and maintain strict adherence to health and safety standards in the aquatic environment.

  • None.

  • Aquatic Manager need not be recertified.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Aquatic Manager Workbook

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulation

Pool Operator Level 1 logo with Lifesaving Society emblem and tagline "Canada's Lifeguarding Experts."

[Format – Online, Cost $166.00 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 1 course combines safety management with essential facility operation knowledge. It equips pool operators with the resources and expertise needed to maintain safe swimming pools in compliance with provincial health regulations, covering the following topics:

    1. An understanding of different pool types and the importance of maintenance planning.

    2. Knowledge of the main water contaminants and how water treatment applies to both Class A and B pool and spa systems.

    3. A practical, hands-on approach to solving common water treatment issues.

    4. The impact of Recreation Water Illness and the principles of maintaining pool air quality.

  • None

  • Pool Operator 1 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator 1 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator 1 recertification.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Lifesaving Society Pool Operations Manual 

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations

Image featuring the text 'Pool Operator Level 1 (Recert)' above the logo and name of the Lifesaving Society, Canada's Lifeguarding Experts.

[Format – Online, Cost $90.00 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 1 recertification course is a refresher course that combines safety management with essential facility operation knowledge. It equips pool operators with the resources and expertise needed to maintain safe swimming pools in compliance with provincial health regulations, covering the following topics:

    1. An understanding of different pool types and the importance of maintenance planning.

    2. Knowledge of the main water contaminants and how water treatment applies to both Class A and B pool and spa systems.

    3. A practical, hands-on approach to solving common water treatment issues.

    4. The impact of Recreation Water Illness and the principles of maintaining pool air quality.

  • Pool Operator Level 1

  • Pool Operator 1 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator 1 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator 1 recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Lifesaving Society Pool Operations Manual 

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations

"Pool Operator Level 2" text with Lifesaving Society logo and waves graphic.

[Format – Online, Cost $146.50 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 2 course focuses on the regulatory standards for pool operation and the principles of chemical application to maintain balanced swimming pool water. Participants will learn to troubleshoot and safely adjust chemical levels to ensure a healthy and safe environment for both bathers and staff. The course includes:

    1. A comprehensive review of regulatory requirements and standards for operating aquatic facilities, including pools, spas, wading pools, and waterfronts.

    2. An overview of the principles behind balanced pool water and the step-by-step procedures that pool operators should follow when adjusting chemical levels in aquatic facilities.

    3. An open forum for discussing and addressing common challenges faced by pool operators.

  • Lifesaving Society Pool Operator Level 1 or equivalent.

  • Pool Operator 2 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator 2 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator 2 recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Lifesaving Society Pool Operations Manual 

    • Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations

Text 'Pool Operator Level 2 (Recert)' with Lifesaving Society logo and tagline 'Canada's Lifeguarding Experts'.

[Format – Online, Cost $75.00 + HST]

  • The Pool Operator Level 2 course focuses on the regulatory standards for pool operation and the principles of chemical application to maintain balanced swimming pool water. Participants will learn to troubleshoot and safely adjust chemical levels to ensure a healthy and safe environment for both bathers and staff. The course includes:

    1. A comprehensive review of regulatory requirements and standards for operating aquatic facilities, including pools, spas, wading pools, and waterfronts.

    2. An overview of the principles behind balanced pool water and the step-by-step procedures that pool operators should follow when adjusting chemical levels in aquatic facilities.

    3. An open forum for discussing and addressing common challenges faced by pool operators.

  • Pool Operator Level 2.

  • Pool Operator Level 2 remains current for 24 months from date of certification. Pool Operator Level 2 is recertified by successfully completing a Pool Operator Le recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • SEE Auditor Workbook

"SEE AUDITOR" text with Lifesaving Society logo and slogan "Canada's Lifeguarding Experts" on a white background.

[Format – Online, Cost $66.00 + HST]

  • The Supervision Evaluation and Enhancement (SEE) Auditor course is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge, training, and tools necessary to assess the effectiveness of lifeguard and instructor safety supervision using Lifesaving Society SEE checklists.

    1. An understanding of different pool types and the importance of maintenance planning.

    2. Knowledge of the main water contaminants and how water treatment applies to both Class A and B pool and spa systems.

    3. A practical, hands-on approach to solving common water treatment issues.

    4. The impact of Recreation Water Illness and the principles of maintaining pool air quality.

  • National Lifeguard certification and 100 hours lifeguarding experience as a lifeguard or National Lifeguard Examiner or Aquatic Supervisor or Aquatic Manager.

  • SEE Auditor remains current for 24 months from date of certification. SEE Auditor is recertified by successfully completing a SEE Auditor recertification course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • SEE Auditor Workbook.

Instructor Courses:

[Format – Online, Cost $196.00 + HST]

  • The Aquatic Management Instructor course prepares instructors to teach the Lifesaving Society's Aquatic Supervisor and/or Aquatic Manager certifications. In other words, Aquatic Management Instructors are certified to teach the management training courses they have completed (e.g., those holding the Aquatic Supervisor certification may teach it, and those with the Aquatic Manager certification may teach that course).

  • Swim Instructor or Lifesaving Instructor, National Lifeguard and Aquatic Supervisor or Aquatic Manager certifications (need not be current). 

  • Aquatic Management Instructors remain current for 24 months from the date of certification. Only current Aquatic Management Instructors may teach and certify the Society’s Aquatic Supervisor and/or Aquatic Manager certifications. Aquatic Management Instructors recertify through the Society’s professional development point system.

  • Resources Required: The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Aquatic Management Instructor Pack

"Aquatic Management Instructor" text with Lifesaving Society logo and "Canada's Lifeguarding Experts" tagline.

Instructor Courses:

Aquatic Management Instructor text with Lifesaving Society logo and wave graphic.

[Format – Online, Cost $196.00 + HST]

  • The Aquatic Management Instructor course prepares instructors to teach the Lifesaving Society's Aquatic Supervisor and/or Aquatic Manager certifications. In other words, Aquatic Management Instructors are certified to teach the management training courses they have completed (e.g., those holding the Aquatic Supervisor certification may teach it, and those with the Aquatic Manager certification may teach that course).

  • Swim Instructor or Lifesaving Instructor, National Lifeguard and Aquatic Supervisor or Aquatic Manager certifications (need not be current). 

  • Aquatic Management Instructors remain current for 24 months from the date of certification. Only current Aquatic Management Instructors may teach and certify the Society’s Aquatic Supervisor and/or Aquatic Manager certifications. Aquatic Management Instructors recertify through the Society’s professional development point system.

  • Resources Required: The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Aquatic Management Instructor Pack

First Aid and CPR Courses:

CPR-Health Care Provider text logo, Lifesaving Society, Canada's Lifeguarding Experts

[Format – Online, Cost $60.00 + HST]

  • The CPR-HCP course (Adult, Child & Infant, AR, AED, BVM) encompasses all elements of CPR, including rescue breathing, as well as the use of AEDs and BVMs. This Health Care Provider (HCP) level is intended for individuals whose professional responsibilities include responding to medical emergencies, such as doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals.

  • None.

  • CPR-HCP must be recertified every two years with a full CPR-HCP course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Canadian CPR-HCP Manual.

[Format – Online, Cost $112.00 + HST]

  • Standard First Aid offers comprehensive training that covers all aspects of first aid and CPR. It includes all of the content from Emergency First Aid and is designed for individuals who need a deeper understanding of first aid, such as the legal implications of treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, chest injuries, and medical emergencies. This course also includes CPR-C certification and is recognized by Ontario's Workplace Safety & Insurance Board.

  • None.

    • ·The Ontario Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) outlines that individuals with a Standard First Aid (SFA) certification are allowed to recertify once through a recertification course. After that, to renew your SFA certification, you must complete the full course again. Following this, recertifications and full courses can be alternated for future renewals.

    • If your SFA certification has expired for more than three years, you will need to retake the full course, rather than opting for a recertification.

    • Standard First Aid certificate holders are required to renew their certification exclusively through the original certifying organization.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Canadian First Aid Manual or Canadian Lifesaving Manual.

Text reading 'Standard First Aid & CPR "C"' next to Lifesaving Society logo, Canada's Lifeguarding Experts.

[Format – Online, Cost $ 66.00+ HST]

  • Standard First Aid recertification offers comprehensive training that covers all aspects of first aid and CPR, including the use of automated external defibrillators. It includes all of the content from Emergency First Aid and is designed for individuals who need a deeper understanding of first aid, such as the legal implications of treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, chest injuries, and medical emergencies. This course also includes CPR-C certification and is recognized by Ontario's Workplace Safety & Insurance Board.

  • Current Standard First Aid (SFA) award holders may recertify their Lifesaving Society SFA certification just once on a Lifesaving Society SFA Recertification course not more than three years from the Standard First Aid date of issue. To renew SFA certifications subsequently, award holders must repeat the full SFA course. 

    • The Ontario Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) outlines that individuals with a Standard First Aid (SFA) certification are allowed to recertify once through a recertification course. After that, to renew your SFA certification, you must complete the full course again. Following this, recertifications and full courses can be alternated for future renewals.

    • If your SFA certification has expired for more than three years, you will need to retake the full course, rather than opting for a recertification.

    • Standard First Aid certificate holders are required to renew their certification exclusively through the original certifying organization.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Canadian First Aid Manual or Canadian Lifesaving Manual.

Image with text reading 'Standard First Aid & CPR "C" (Recert)' and Lifesaving Society logo with 'Canada's Lifeguarding Experts' tagline.

First Aid and CPR Courses:

CPR Health Care Provider logo with Lifesaving Society emblem and slogan."

[Format – Online, Cost $60.00 + HST]

  • The CPR-HCP course (Adult, Child & Infant, AR, AED, BVM) encompasses all elements of CPR, including rescue breathing, as well as the use of AEDs and BVMs. This Health Care Provider (HCP) level is intended for individuals whose professional responsibilities include responding to medical emergencies, such as doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals.

  • None.

  • CPR-HCP must be recertified every two years with a full CPR-HCP course.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Canadian CPR-HCP Manual.

Standard First Aid & CPR "C" text with Lifesaving Society logo.

[Format – Online, Cost $112.00 + HST]

  • Standard First Aid offers comprehensive training that covers all aspects of first aid and CPR. It includes all of the content from Emergency First Aid and is designed for individuals who need a deeper understanding of first aid, such as the legal implications of treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, chest injuries, and medical emergencies. This course also includes CPR-C certification and is recognized by Ontario's Workplace Safety & Insurance Board.

  • None.

    • ·The Ontario Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) outlines that individuals with a Standard First Aid (SFA) certification are allowed to recertify once through a recertification course. After that, to renew your SFA certification, you must complete the full course again. Following this, recertifications and full courses can be alternated for future renewals.

    • If your SFA certification has expired for more than three years, you will need to retake the full course, rather than opting for a recertification.

    • Standard First Aid certificate holders are required to renew their certification exclusively through the original certifying organization.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Canadian First Aid Manual or Canadian Lifesaving Manual.

Text "Standard First Aid & CPR 'C' (Recert)" in bold blue letters next to the Lifesaving Society logo with tagline "Canada's Lifeguarding Experts."

[Format – Online, Cost $ 66.00+ HST]

  • Standard First Aid recertification offers comprehensive training that covers all aspects of first aid and CPR, including the use of automated external defibrillators. It includes all of the content from Emergency First Aid and is designed for individuals who need a deeper understanding of first aid, such as the legal implications of treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, chest injuries, and medical emergencies. This course also includes CPR-C certification and is recognized by Ontario's Workplace Safety & Insurance Board.

  • Current Standard First Aid (SFA) award holders may recertify their Lifesaving Society SFA certification just once on a Lifesaving Society SFA Recertification course not more than three years from the Standard First Aid date of issue. To renew SFA certifications subsequently, award holders must repeat the full SFA course. 

    • The Ontario Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) outlines that individuals with a Standard First Aid (SFA) certification are allowed to recertify once through a recertification course. After that, to renew your SFA certification, you must complete the full course again. Following this, recertifications and full courses can be alternated for future renewals.

    • If your SFA certification has expired for more than three years, you will need to retake the full course, rather than opting for a recertification.

    • Standard First Aid certificate holders are required to renew their certification exclusively through the original certifying organization.

  • The following resources must be obtained from the Lifesaving Society at the time of registration (if not already available to the candidate):

    • Canadian First Aid Manual or Canadian Lifesaving Manual.

Youth Courses:

[Format – Online, Cost $42.50 + HST]

  • The Canada Safety Council Home Alone Course is designed to provide children 10 years of age and older with the necessary skills and knowledge to be safe and responsible when home alone for short periods of time. It will help them understand how to prevent problems, handle real-life situations, and keep them safe and constructively occupied. The course material covers such topics as:

    • Establishing a routine

    • House Key is your responsibility

    • Strangers

    • Telephone

    • Emergencies

    • Basic First Aid

    • Internet Safety

  • Canada Safety Council Home Alone Student Reference Book

[Format – Online, Cost $62.50+ HST]

  • The Canada Safety Council Babysitting Training Course is a long-standing program. The course is designed to help prevent injuries and promote the responsible management of common situations that may arise while children are under the care of babysitters. The course material covers such topics as:

    • Becoming a successful babysitter

    • Caring for children from three months to school-aged

    • The behaviour and misbehaviour of children

    • Handling Emergencies

    • Caring for a sick or injured child

    • Prevention and basic First Aid

    Students of this course must be at least 12 years old or turning 12 within the calendar year. The program enables the students to demonstrate their capabilities and maturity by completing the course under the responsible direction of the instructor. Students must attend all sessions and establish a passing grade of 75 per cent on the final examination in order to receive their certificate.

  • Canada Safety Council Babysitting Student Reference Book

Youth Courses:

[Format – Online, Cost $42.50 + HST]

  • The Home Alone Course is designed to provide children 10 years of age and older with the necessary skills and knowledge to be safe and responsible when home alone for short periods of time. It will help them understand how to prevent problems, handle real-life situations, and keep them safe and constructively occupied. The course material covers such topics as:

    • Establishing a routine

    • House Key is your responsibility

    • Strangers

    • Telephone

    • Emergencies

    • Basic First Aid

    • Internet Safety

  • Canada Safety Council Home Alone Student Reference Book

[Format – Online, Cost $62.50+ HST]

  • The Babysitters Training Course is one of Canada Safety Council’s longest running programs. The course is an ideal community project, which can help prevent injuries and promote the responsible management of common situations that may arise while children are under the care of babysitters. The course material covers such topics as:

    • Becoming a successful babysitter

    • Caring for children from three months to school-aged

    • The behaviour and misbehaviour of children

    • Handling Emergencies

    • Caring for a sick or injured child

    • Prevention and basic First Aid

     

    Students of this course must be at least 12 years old or turning 12 within the calendar year. The program enables the students to demonstrate their capabilities and maturity by completing the course under the responsible direction of the instructor. Students must attend all sessions and establish a passing grade of 75 per cent on the final examination in order to receive their certificate.

  • Canada Safety Council Babysitting Student Reference Book