You completed your CPR instructor course.
You passed the exams, sat through the training, and earned that shiny new instructor card.
You’re ready to teach, save lives, and maybe even start your own business.

And then…

Crickets.

No students.
No classes.
No help.

Suddenly, you’re not feeling so certified.
You’re feeling stuck.

The CPR Instructor Struggle Is Real

What most people don’t talk about is what happens after you become a certified CPR instructor.

There’s no official roadmap.
No built-in support system.
No one to help you figure out the nuts and bolts like:

• How do you organize and run your first class?

• Where do you order cards and materials?

• What’s the proper way to complete paperwork?

• How do you market your services to actually get students?

• And — oh yeah — how do you pay for all of this when you haven’t booked your first class?

The Start-Up Costs Can Feel Crippling

Let’s talk about the money, because that’s where the struggle really beg...