Our courses are based on the Canadian Red Cross and Emergency Medical Planning (EMP) Canada (MEDIC FIRST AIDŽ) family of programs. These programs provide certificates that are provincially and nationally recognized by Health Canada, Labor Canada, B.C. Provincial Child Care Licensing Board, WorkSafe BC and EMA Licensing Board. All students who successfully complete MEDIC FIRST AIDŽ courses are also registered in an international data base.
NOEL STONE
Noel Stone is the president of Guardian Emergency Training.
In 1985, as a member of the Canadian Forces' Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, he decided to start teaching Combat First Aid & CPR to his fellow soldiers. Alongside his regular infantry duties Noel continued to expand his knowledge and practical experience in the first aid field. He initiated training cells complete with equipment and instructors at each base to which he was stationed. He and his assistant instructors ensured that all their trainees were well prepared for emergency situations in Canada and abroad.
In 2000, after 23 years of service, Noel retired from the Canadian Forces and founded Guardian Emergency Training.
His military experience with different teaching styles enables him to effectively pass on this knowledge to his instructors. Guardian instructors teach to the level of the students with clear instruction while creating a relaxed environment. This makes it easy for students to retain more material and be confident in their skills after the course.
Noel's prides himself on customer satisfaction, organization and professionalism while meetings the needs of his customers.
GUARDIAN INSTRUCTORS
Our certified instructors are selected for courses based on their expertise.
They create a unique, low-stress, easy-learning environment where students help coach each other during the practical lessons.
This approach, reinforced with instruction, allows the instructor to spend more time with each student. This proven technique enables students to clearly understand how procedures are done and to apply their skills more effectively in a real situations.
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Last updated 2 May 2008