Two new hires need CPR training before they start, and a few other employees are due to renew next month. Do you book a group session or send them to a local class? Start by counting how many people need the same course and when they need to complete it.
Send new hires and small teams to a local class
If one or a few employees need training, look for an upcoming class at a Lifework Education classroom. Employees can register for individual seats, and you can spread their training across different dates to keep shifts covered. Local classes also work well for new hires who need training before your next group session or employees whose certifications expire earlier than the rest of the team’s.
Before registering, confirm which course and training provider each employee needs. For example, some roles call for CPR and AED training with First Aid, while healthcare roles may require Basic Life Support (BLS).
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Bring training onsite for groups of eight or more
Lifework Education requires at least eight students for onsite training. When eight or more employees need the same course around the same time, an onsite session can simplify scheduling. A Lifework instructor brings the training equipment to your location so your team can practice together.
When you request a quote, share your headcount, location, course needs and preferred dates. If you run multiple shifts, flag any coverage needs so you can discuss timing with a training specialist.
Request an onsite training quote
Use both options as your team’s needs change
You can schedule onsite training for a group of employees with renewals due around the same time, then use local classes for new hires and individual renewals throughout the year. For example, if ten employees are due to renew in December and two new hires need training this month, you can book an onsite session for the December group and register the new hires for an earlier class.
Choose your training option
Find a local class for individual registrations, or talk with Lifework about onsite training for a group of eight or more.
