Need a public class, a private course for your team, or an onsite safety-training program? Use this page to choose the fastest path. Life Saving Education provides scheduled classes and service-area training rather than claiming permanent training centers in every city we serve.
Choose How You Want to Train
Public or Individual Registration
If you are registering yourself or a small number of students, start with the course catalog and class schedule. Public availability changes by course and date, so the schedule is the best place to see currently posted sessions.
Private Group Training
Employers, healthcare organizations, fire and EMS agencies, contractors, schools, industrial facilities, community organizations, and other groups can request a private class. Depending on the program, training may be delivered at your facility or another agreed training location.
Visit Onsite Group Training for details about planning a private program.
Regional or Multi-Course Projects
If your organization needs multiple courses, multiple shifts, recurring training, or an instructor to travel to your region, send the project details before selecting a date. This allows LSE to confirm instructor availability, equipment needs, class-size requirements, travel, and the completion documents your organization expects.
Training Programs You Can Request
- American Heart Association BLS, ACLS, PALS, Heartsaver CPR/AED, and first aid
- OSHA 10-Hour and OSHA 30-Hour Outreach training
- 40-Hour, 24-Hour, and 8-Hour HAZWOPER training
- Confined-space awareness, entry, attendant, supervisor, and rescue-related training
- Bleeding-control and emergency-preparedness education
- EMS and healthcare simulation
- Instructor-development programs
- Customized workplace and team training when appropriate to the program
What to Include in a Training Request
Providing the following information helps us determine availability and quote the correct program without unnecessary back-and-forth:
- Course or training goal. Tell us the exact course if you know it. If you are unsure, describe the work your team performs and the credential or requirement you are trying to meet.
- Number of students. An estimate is enough for the initial request.
- City and state. Include the actual training location, not just your company headquarters.
- Preferred dates and times. Include alternate dates when possible, especially for evening, weekend, or multi-shift programs.
- Facility information. Tell us what classroom, hands-on space, parking, security, PPE, or site-access restrictions may apply.
- Required documentation. If an employer, contract, licensing body, or project requires a particular card, certificate, standard, or approval, identify it before the class is scheduled.
Where Life Saving Education Trains
Life Saving Education uses a service-area model. Training may be available in the Washington, DC region, Northern Virginia, Maryland, New England, and other East Coast markets depending on the course, group size, travel, instructor availability, and facility requirements. The cities listed on our website describe potential service areas, not separate LSE offices or permanent training centers.
Review the East Coast training service areas for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book a class if I do not see a public date?
Yes. Contact LSE with the course you need and your timeline. A private or future public option may be available, but a date is not guaranteed until it is confirmed.
Can you come to our workplace?
Many programs can be delivered onsite. Suitability depends on the course, training-space requirements, equipment, student count, and location.
Do the service-area cities mean you have a training center there?
No. Service-area pages describe regions where training may be scheduled. They are not claims of permanent LSE offices or storefronts in those cities.
Request Your Training
Send your course, location, estimated student count, and preferred dates. If you are looking for a currently posted public class, check the schedule first.