How to Get a CPR Card Online
Having a certification in CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is a requirement to work in most health-related fields. Being CPR-certified is also a huge advantage on a resume when you are applying for positions like childcare, teaching, or any other public service career. Most CPR certifications require you to take a class which is several hours long, as well as passing a hands-on examination. You can save many hours by studying, taking your examination and getting certified online.
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Go to "CPRtoday.com" and register for their certification, and pay $14.99 Take your time reading over the study materials provided. Take the time to make sure that you fully understand every aspect of CPR. Take the examination. Eighty-five percent of applicants pass the "CPR Today" examination on the first try, however, if you do not pass you may take the test as many times as needed. Once you have passed the test, print off your certification and wallet card.
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Go to "onlinecprcertification.net". Study the CPR course for free, once you are proficient in the material, take the examination. You must score seventy percent or higher to pass this examination. Once you have passed, pay $14.99 in order to print off your certification and wallet card.
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Go to "Cpraedcourse.com". Register and pay $19.95. Study the course materials provided and take the quiz. A passing score is at least seventy-five percent. You may take the course as many times as needed. Print your certification and a wallet card will be mailed to you.
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Tips & Warnings
Keep track of when your certification expires. Most certifications last between 1-2 years, but this is course specific.
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