CPR, BLS & First Aid Classes in Chicagoland
Nation's Best CPR runs American Red Cross CPR, BLS, First Aid and AED classes at venues across Chicago and the suburbs, plus onsite training for Chicago-area employers. Courses with a hands-on skills session give a 2-year, OSHA-compliant certification, and digital certificates are processed the same day.
Courses in Chicagoland
| Course | Who it's for | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED | Childcare, teachers, coaches, parents | In-person or blended |
| Adult First Aid/CPR/AED | Workplace responders, general public | In-person or blended |
| BLS for Healthcare Providers | Nurses, EMTs, medical and dental staff | In-person or blended |
| CPR Instructor Course | Anyone who wants to teach CPR | One day, in-person |
Most courses cost $75–$110. See exact dates, times and prices in the class finder.
Class locations in Chicagoland
Zen Loft Collective
Broadview Wesleyan Church
Abundance Hall
Central West Community Center
Wicker Park Lutheran Church
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian Church
Journey of Hope
Flossmoor Community Church
Cornerstone Christian Church
Shepherd of the Lakes
NorthShore Sports Club
Faith United Methodist Church
York Center Church of the Brethren
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Faith United Presbyterian Church
Onsite CPR training for Chicagoland employers
We certify your team at your location anywhere in Chicagoland, from the Loop to the collar counties. You choose the date and format; we handle instructors, equipment and certificates.
Chicagoland CPR FAQ
Where are your Chicago-area classes?
In Chicago, Broadview, Flossmoor, Glen Ellyn, Lombard, Tinley Park, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Grayslake, Lake Forest, Batavia and Rockford. See the full list above.
Do you offer BLS in Chicago?
Yes. BLS runs regularly as a blended course (online plus in-person skills).
How much does a CPR class cost?
Most courses cost $75–$110. Instructor courses usually cost about double.
Is online-only CPR accepted?
Online-only courses give a completion certificate, not an OSHA-compliant certification. Choose an in-person or blended class with a hands-on skills session.