TM CERT

04/16/2026

Let’s be honest, taking a first aid course on a weekend in the summer is not where any of us want to be! 🫣
So come take your course before our beautiful summer weather hits! ☀️

Here’s our last few Saturday courses before summer! After that, it’s just weekday courses until September!

April 18
May 9
June 13

Room in all so far! Message to register! 😎

02/11/2026

TM CERT has a few courses coming up! 👏🏼
Mark your calendars and please share with friends! 🗓️

BEST! babysitting course ~ 21 February 2026
Online with a live interactive instructor! 💻

Basic First Aid (w/ CPR-C & AED):
2 March 2026

Intermediate First Aid (w/ CPR-C & AED):
21-22 March 2026

Also, a few spots available for a private course ~ individual or group! 👩🏼‍🤝‍👩🏽👬🏾

11/07/2025

BEST! babysitting course Nov 22! The last one until 2026.
Email info@tmcert.ca to register.
Cost: $40
Time: 9am-2:30pm
Location: the comfort of your own home, online with a live instructor!

Please share! 🙂

10/15/2025

Next general public course is October 25th!
Lots of room!
*Note: this course is rescheduled from October 18th!

Feel free to share! 😎

10/03/2025

Last minute First Aid & CPR class next week!
Wednesday, October 8th @ our place in Fredericton.

Room for a few more if your business needs to send a few people (individuals welcome too).

To register, email: info@tmcert.ca

09/24/2025

🚨 Exciting Opportunity Ahead! 🚨

Join our team as a First Aid & CPR Instructor in the beautiful Fredericton area (and beyond in NB)! 🌟 We'll provide the training, you bring the passion! 🔥

If you're eager to share life-saving skills and make a difference, send us your:

✨ Résumé
✨ Brief intro about yourself
✨ Availability

Email us at info@tmcert.ca and let's get started! 📲 We're looking forward to hearing from you!

09/21/2025

Why everyone should have the training!

On July 17, 1967, Florida lineman Randall Champion was hit with 4,000 volts of electricity after touching a high-voltage line. His heart stopped instantly. His coworker and friend J.D. Thompson rushed to help, climbing up and giving him mouth-to-mouth until paramedics arrived. Champion survived and even went back to work the next week.

By chance, Rocco Morabito, a photographer for the Jacksonville Journal, was below and captured the dramatic moment. His photo, later called "The Kiss of Life," became one of the most powerful images ever taken.

09/11/2025

Never forget 💔

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08/15/2025

BEST! babysitting course Aug 23! The only one this summer.
Email info@tmcert.ca to register.
Cost: $40
Time: 9am-2:30pm
Location: the comfort of your own home, online with a live instructor!

Please share! 🙂

08/14/2025

TM CERT is on vacation!
We will be back in a week checking messages! 😎

08/10/2025

Very important! Have a plan!
Be prepared!

Every household needs an evacuation plan and emergency preparedness kit.
Being prepared can keep you and your family safe:
• Make a plan: Every household needs to know what to do in case of a wildfire and it takes less than 30 minutes to make a plan. Write it down, give family and friends copies, and keep it in a safe place.
• Monitor local information: Pay attention to the news and check the New Brunswick Fire Watch website (gnb.ca/firewatch) regularly.
• Be ready to evacuate: New Brunswickers should have transportation and a pre-packed backpack or bag containing essential supplies to help them to evacuate from their community if needed. Basics include water, food, blanket, flashlights, radio, batteries, first aid kit, prescription medications, infant formula, cash, and a spare set of clothes.

08/09/2025

We always teach about having a 72 hour plan in case of emergency (power outage, ice storm, etc). So along with this, keep in mind a first aid kit, medications needed for family members, & so on!

Stay safe! & let’s hope for rain! 🌧️☔️🌧️

Wildfire risks are increasing across the province. It’s important to be prepared well in advance.

You can make a difference in wildfire resilience by developing an evacuation plan and inspecting your home ignition zone.

Safety and prevention tips ➡️ www.gnb.ca/FireSmartNB

Information on wildfire activity ➡️ www.gnb.ca/FireWatch