How to Become a CPR Trainer?

Meet the minimum age and eligibility requirements for your region

Obtain current CPR, AED, and first aid certification

Gain strong hands-on CPR and emergency response skills

Complete a recognized instructor training course

Choose an accredited training organization or certifying body

Pass any required written, practical, and teaching evaluations

Learn how to teach adult, child, and infant CPR

Learn how to demonstrate AED use and choking relief

Practice class management and student assessment skills

Maintain current instructor credentials and renew on schedule

Keep your CPR certification and instructor certification active

Follow the training organization’s lesson plans and standards

Purchase or access required teaching materials and equipment

Build experience by assisting experienced instructors

Stay updated on CPR guideline changes and resuscitation standards

Meet any background check, insurance, or business requirements if applicable

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