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Our mission:
Our mission is to teach CPR to every high school student in the country. Every purchase of a ProTrainings course allows us to train one more student and get a step closer to that goal.
Why Should High School Students Learn CPR?
Teenagers can be some of the best rescuers: willing to help, quick to act, and often fearless in emergencies. A life-threatening situation can happen anywhere: in the classroom, at home, on the field, or at work. Learning CPR means you will know what to do when seconds count. By offering free CPR training that teachers can bring into their classrooms, we have already helped thousands of students gain this life-saving skill, and your class could be next.
Be Ready to Save a Life
Cardiac arrest does not just happen in hospitals: eighty percent of the 300,000 cardiac arrests each year in the U.S. happen at home or in the workplace. Many victims seem healthy only moments before. Knowing CPR prepares you to respond if someone’s heart suddenly stops.
Be Confident and Act Fast
When the heart stops, every second matters. Yet only about 1 in 4 victims receive CPR right away. Immediate CPR can double or even triple survival rates. Training gives students and teachers the knowledge and confidence to take action while waiting for professional help.
Become Someone’s Hero
CPR could save the life of a grandparent, teammate, classmate, or even a stranger. Spending just one hour to learn the skill could mean the difference between life and death: it could make you someone’s hero.
Build a Skill That Opens Doors
For students, CPR is more than just a safety skill: it is a resume booster. Whether you are interested in healthcare, lifeguarding, babysitting, or other jobs where safety matters, CPR training demonstrates initiative and responsibility. For teachers, offering CPR instruction helps empower and equip students with a practical, life-saving ability they will carry into adulthood.