General CPR for All Ages

Get CPR certified on the go, from any device. With free online CPR training, you only pay at the end if you're satisfied!

$39.95
Get Started Need to Certify a Group

This Course Includes:

  • Follows AHA guidelines
  • 3.0 CME/CE credits
  • Certification card available to purchase for $39.95
  • 24/7 on-demand video
  • Access on mobile
  • Weekly refresher video
  • Expiration reminder
  • Student manual

Course Details

Video Playtime

2 hours and 4 minutes

Captions

English and Español

Instructor

Roy Shaw

Audio

English and Español

Community CPR at a Glance

Training Videos are Free, Certificate is Just $39.95

Community CPR certification includes Adult, Child and Infant CPR. Individuals are free to train, refresh and test at no charge any time 24/7! The Community CPR certification is nationally accredited and follows the latest American Heart Association, ECC/ILCOR guidelines. This course is great for people that do not need a First Aid certification. Generally people that need to be certified for Day Care or the general workplace (OSHA Compliance) should take our ProFirstAid certification instead, as it includes Adult, Child and Infant CPR with First Aid. 

Get Started Need to Certify a Group

Nationally Accepted CPR Wallet Cards

ProCPR Certificates are recognized and accepted across the country. Your PDF card is available to print immediately after you pass your test so you can go back to work in the morning. You will also receive a free professionally printed card by mail in 5-7 business days.
General CPR for All Ages Card Front
General CPR for All Ages Card Back

Frequently Asked Questions

Which occupations use this course?

The General CPR for All Ages Course is perfect for:

Middle and High School Students

Parents 

People that need CPR but not First Aid certification

Is this CPR certification approved by the American Heart Association?

The American Heart does not review or approve third party CPR courses (we're their competition). However, ProCPR does adhere to the latest AHA and ECC/ILCOR guidelines, has been deemed to be an equivalent course by numerous state departments, and is accepted by over 99% of employers nationwide.

Can I use ProCPR for my job?

Probably, but we recommend checking with your employer first to be sure. We have written an introduction letter you can download and send to your employer to help explain our course and its acceptance.

How many tries do I get to pass the CPR test?

After watching the training videos, you should do just fine on the test. That said, you may retake the CPR test as many times as you need to pass it at no additional cost. The test questions change each time, making no two tests identical.