Current CPST training courses available
CPST Training - Vermilion - $175
CPST Training - Vermilion, Alberta
Do you have a passion for children and safety? Do you regularly transport children and want to ensure everyone is safe?
This program will certify you as a Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST) with the Child Passenger Safety Association of Canada (CPSAC). You will learn about the mechanics of a collision, the legislation governing child restraints and the different stages of child restraint systems and how they work. The course will include hands-on practice so that you will feel comfortable with different methods of installation and guidance on how to help parents and caregivers select and use car seats and booster seats correctly.
Successful candidates will receive a certificate good for three years, membership in the Child Passenger Safety Association of Canada, liability insurance when working as a volunteer, access to regional and nation-wide networking and support of other CPSTs, and ongoing support and updates as technology and standards change.
Information for COVID-19 protocols in reference to participation in a course and certifying clinic will be emailed to you upon registration.
For general information on CPSAC's COVID-19 Protocols please read more about it here https://www.cpsac.org/safety-protocols/
To find out more information about this course please check out cpsac.org/become-a-tech/
Course fee - $175
Course date and times are as follows:
October 21st – 9:00am - 5:30pm
October 22nd – 9:00am - 5:30pm
October 23rd - 9:00am - 5:30pm (Clinic from 1-4pm )
Attendance is required for all 3 days.
Course Location:
103 5208 46th Ave
Vermillion, Alberta
T9X 1X8
Please note: Due to Covid-19 MASK USE IS MANDATORY to register for this course as per the CPSAC COVID-19 Protocols. If you are unable to wear a mask, I ask that you do NOT register for the course at this time.
**Postponement and course cancellations may be required due to COVID-19. Refunds may be available at the discretion of the instructor.
For more information please email me at cpst@carseatconnection.ca
This program will certify you as a Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST) with the Child Passenger Safety Association of Canada (CPSAC). You will learn about the mechanics of a collision, the legislation governing child restraints and the different stages of child restraint systems and how they work. The course will include hands-on practice so that you will feel comfortable with different methods of installation and guidance on how to help parents and caregivers select and use car seats and booster seats correctly.
Successful candidates will receive a certificate good for three years, membership in the Child Passenger Safety Association of Canada, liability insurance when working as a volunteer, access to regional and nation-wide networking and support of other CPSTs, and ongoing support and updates as technology and standards change.
Information for COVID-19 protocols in reference to participation in a course and certifying clinic will be emailed to you upon registration.
For general information on CPSAC's COVID-19 Protocols please read more about it here https://www.cpsac.org/safety-protocols/
To find out more information about this course please check out cpsac.org/become-a-tech/
Course fee - $175
Course date and times are as follows:
October 21st – 9:00am - 5:30pm
October 22nd – 9:00am - 5:30pm
October 23rd - 9:00am - 5:30pm (Clinic from 1-4pm )
Attendance is required for all 3 days.
Course Location:
103 5208 46th Ave
Vermillion, Alberta
T9X 1X8
Please note: Due to Covid-19 MASK USE IS MANDATORY to register for this course as per the CPSAC COVID-19 Protocols. If you are unable to wear a mask, I ask that you do NOT register for the course at this time.
**Postponement and course cancellations may be required due to COVID-19. Refunds may be available at the discretion of the instructor.
For more information please email me at cpst@carseatconnection.ca
For more information on CPSAC or other CPST training opportunities elsewhere in Alberta or the rest of Canada, please check out CPSAC.org
