blended learning

The American Heart Association's Blended Learning coursework is highly flexible, and can be finished at the student's own pace. Blended Learning means that the student completes the AHA's online coursework for their required course, then meets with a certified AHA Instructor for a skills session. This skills session is brief, usually taking around 30 minutes to complete. Once done, students are awarded the same course completion eCard that they would receive through traditional classroom based training.

complete the online portion

To complete the online portion, follow these simple steps:

Begin at the American Heart Assoication's eLearning website that can be found here: https://elearning.heart.org or
Common Course Links:
Basic Life Support (BLS) HeartCode - for Healthcare Porivders
Heartsaver® Pediatric First Aid CPR AED - For Preschools, Daycares, babysitters etc.
Heartsaver® Total - First Aid CPR AED - For general workplace and individuals
Select the course that matches your certification needs. The site will guide you through purchasing and activating your online coursework.
Once you have completed the coursework, you will be provided with a certificate of completion. eMail a copy of that completion certificate to admin@lastminutetraining.net . Some students find it easiest to snap a picture with their cellphone.

Pay Registration fee

For blended learning skills sessions, a registration fee is required per student, in addition to the online course purchased through the American Heart Association’s eLearning website. Current pricing details can be found through the Payment Portal link below.

reserve your spot

After completing the required online coursework, schedule your in-person skills session with Last Minute Training. If you are an employer with multiple students, you can use the link more than once.

Training location

Skills sessions will be located at 1702 E Main Street in Mandan inside "Discovery Kids Academy". Once you arrive, we will be using the doors on the North side of the building.

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