
If you teach the same course on a regular schedule — weekly BLS classes, monthly ACLS sessions, or twice-weekly CPR/AED courses — the recurring class feature lets you generate an entire series of scheduled classes automatically. Instead of creating each session individually, you configure a recurrence pattern and CPR Enroll+ creates all sessions at once.
Step 1 — Create the Base Class
From the sidebar, click Classes and then the + button.
Fill in all required fields: Class Type, Course, Location, Instructor, Max Students, and Price.
In the Timings section, enter the Date, Start Time, End Time, and Timezone for the first occurrence of the series — this is the starting anchor date.
Step 2 — Configure the Recurring Pattern
Once you enter a valid date and time, a Recurring Classes section appears automatically below the Timings area.
Frequency — choose Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
Interval — set how many days/weeks/months between sessions. Interval = 1 + Weekly = every week; Interval = 2 + Weekly = every other week.
Days of Week (Weekly only) — select which days the class runs (e.g., check Tuesday and Thursday for a twice-weekly schedule).
End Date — set the last date of the series. CPR Enroll+ creates all sessions between the start date and this end date.

Step 3 — Save and Review
Click Save. CPR Enroll+ creates all class sessions simultaneously.
Go to Classes > Upcoming tab to see all generated sessions listed individually.
Each session is an independent class — you can edit, cancel, or modify any single session without affecting the rest of the series.
Editing or Cancelling a Single Session
Edit a session: Click ⋮ > Edit on the specific class. Only that session is modified — other sessions are unaffected.
Cancel a session: Click ⋮ > Cancel Class. If students are enrolled, CPR Enroll+ automatically sends cancellation emails. Only that session is cancelled.
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