If you looked at my calendar you’ll notice I’m not in class teaching every day. Those days are spent with my family, supporting my kids with remote learning (I could say I’m the unpaid substitute teacher, but I do feel … Continue reading →
This is a post I have been avoiding writing or thinking about for several months. Honestly its something I should have done this summer. A few important things are happening that necessitate looking at my course charge structure. This is … Continue reading →
Today I am resuming my regular class schedule. However, there will be several restrictions and guidelines in place to keep everyone safe and healthy. What I have done to keep the classroom safe for all to participate: Max class size … Continue reading →
So you need to renew your certification, or you need to get certification. But with Stay at Home orders everywhere… how do you take a class? Blended Learning with Remote Skills Verification! This is something I have been working on. … Continue reading →
As of 3/27/2020 all layperson classes will be cancelled through 5/4/2020. This is to follow the NH Governor’s Emergency Order #17 to Stay At Home. All BLS Healthcare Provider classes will be held as scheduled to continue to support their … Continue reading →
I get a lot of calls from folks who need certification ASAP. The call usually starts out asking if I have a class that day or the next day. Because, they usually explain, they needed to certified or recertified already. … Continue reading →
I got so good about blogging, and then I just got really busy. This is a post about scheduling courses as well as blogging. May has become my busiest month of the year with a lot of on-site classes as … Continue reading →
The class schedule for the rest of 2017 is now posted. If your organization would like to schedule a course at your location feel free to email Gail.
Continue reading →The other day the American Heart Association (AHA) made some dramatic changes to the costs of the materials that I use in my courses, and the changes went into effect immediately. This might change how much I charge for courses … Continue reading →
This past June the American Heart Association published 2 studies, and the results were sobering. Most employees would not know how to handle a cardiac arrest emergency because they do not have access to CPR and First Aid training at … Continue reading →
