CPR & First Aid University Training Center

I wasn’t looking forward to having to get this certification; however, Michael was a wonderful instructor and he made it worthwhile. He didn’t just teach the facts– he gave real life examples that would help me remember what I would need to know. I got something out of it, so thank you Michael!
They have classes during the week as well as weekends. It was easy to find a time to go; no sign-​up is required. $ 44/​class.

This place is great!
I found it after looking at fellow Unilocal reviews and did some research before going, as I was a first-​time CPR learner.
It was affordable (cheaper than the City’s classes and some local Christian organizations).
The CPR class size was small (there were 5 other students, and I took it on a weekday at 9am) which made it easy to listen to and see the instructor.
Our instructor, Michael, was great! He had a slightly dry sense of humor, but overall he is quite positive, funny, and helpful. I was not bored during the instruction.
He also gave real world/​common scenarios when using CPR, which were helpful and made me feel more prepared.
I am excited to take the First Aid class in a week or two, during their weekend session.
Some tips if you are looking to go here:
*Plan to allow an extra 5 – 10 minutes for parking and navigating and read directions on their website. I ignored the website and relied on google maps/​my gps which had me go in strange circles around the building. Luckily, I still arrived a few minutes early, but I cut it pretty close!
*Bring paper for notes. I wanted to write down every single thing that he said, because that is how I commit them to memory. But we only had the back of a handout for notes, and that space filled up quickly.

This review is only for their FIRST AID certification–
I was looking around for a place to complete my first aid certification. I was glad to find out that you do not need to register prior nor do you need to make a reservation to attend class. It is on a walk-​in basis and you just need to sign in. Once you get inside the room, the instructor gives you instructions to sign in and fill out a paper and an envelope. I gave them a check for $ 44 for standard first aid. If you’re working with children, you must get the pediatric first aid (also $ 44) and it is the same instruction, but supposedly you just get a different card.
The class says it is for four hours, but the instructor breezes by the lecture and it was done before I knew it. The center itself is a little small and it is not a normal classroom except for there being a whiteboard in the front of the classroom. There were lots of CPR dummies on the floor scattered everywhere and we sat in white lawn chairs. The instructor was a guy who was monotone and tried to be funny, but I was beginning to be really sleepy. All in all, you get what you pay for. In & out with your cert! I think I will be back for my re-​cert for first aid :)