Blended Learning Classes

Blended Learning courses are offered for both ASHI and ARC courses, including CPR, First Aid, BLS, ALS, PALS, and CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers. Other courses such as Childcare and Babysitter Safety, Bloodborne Pathogens, as well as Epinephrine Auto-Injector Training.

A blended learning course includes an online portion and an instructor-led classroom skill session. The link will be issued shortly after registration. The online portion must be completed prior to attending the in-class portion and must be taken on a PC or tablet with a high-speed Internet connection. Allow approximately 2 – 3 hours to complete an online portion. More advanced blended learning such as ALS, ACLS, and PALS may take up to 5 hours.
Once the online portion is complete, please bring the Certificate of Completion to the scheduled skills session. Skill sessions re-enforce key topics and provide scenarios to become proficient with the skills discussed.

Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a digital certificate that is valid for two years.

We are happy to answer any questions regarding a course or regarding certification requirements. Contact us at (602) 635-9787 or email at info@moonvalleycpr.com for more information

*** Blended learning classes are non-refundable ***

Choose your Blended Learning class (Online course with a classroom skills evaluation)

Red Cross First Aid and CPR

Red Cross Healthcare

American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI)

What Clients Say

Below are some glimpse of what our customers have to say about us:

“I was able to gain knowledge that hasn’t been taught since kids but attending Moon, I was able to learn how to contribute my help in saving lives.”

Mandela P Thomas

“Great class. It was very informative and the online course was educational. I liked how Patrick took the time to explain everything thoroughly.”

Georgia Haggard

“Mr. Helms was a very informative teacher. I learned very quickly and thoroughly on how to give CPR and first aid for both adults and children.”

Natalie Romero