Becoming a Link to Life training consultant.

So, you're considering becoming a Link to Life™ teaching facilitator conducting workshops for groups of 10 or more people? For over 20 years we have offered leading edge pre-hospital emergency training seminars to prepare citizens as the first link in a medical emergency.

Note: THIS IS NOT FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR FULL TIME OR SHORT TERM EMPLOYMENT.

If you can answer yes to the following you may have found a rewarding new part-time career.

• Dynamic, outgoing personality, love people and enjoy speaking to groups of 10 or more people.
• Organized, punctual, well groomed and quick learner.
• Have a car and are willing to travel across the GTA leading workshops to various clients 2-3 days per week, between 8-5 p.m. or evenings 6-9:30 p.m. and some Saturdays. Your schedule changes every week based on client demand.
• Want a long term flexible position teaching first-aid, CPR and AED (automated external defib) to companies and community groups. (Most of our consultants work with us average 5 or more years)
• Earn great part-time income as an independent contractor working exclusively for us delivering our programs. ($ 20.00/hr after initial training period)
• Have some first-aid training
• Have some group facilitation experience

Depending on which trainer position we have available the training program varies from 30-45 hours.

Note: For those with a current first-aid instructor certificate or health care professional- the new trainer orientation process is shorter.

INVEST IN A NEW PART TIME CAREER

There is a fee to become a trainer. This includes your initial first-aid and CPR certification requirements, reference books, videos, support materials, outlines, and your trainer program and certification. This is a one time fee.

We will pay you a nominal fee while in training.

If you like a flexible working schedule which changes each week, enjoy your independence, and want to lead positive, valuable and very rewarding workshops in the community...then

1. Please email us a short letter detailing your name, address, city, contact numbers, and your day and evening availability.
2. Any first-aid and teaching experience you have and when.
3. Why you believe you would be great for this type of work.
4. Work and education history.
5. Two professional references.

Thank you.