There are several ways to get a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) certification:

Online CPR certification: Some organizations, such as the American Heart Association (AHA) and the American Red Cross (ARC), offer online CPR certification courses. These courses typically include video instruction, interactive quizzes, and a certification test. Once you complete the course and pass the test, you will receive a certification card.

In-person CPR certification: Many community centers, hospitals, and healthcare organizations offer in-person CPR certification classes. These classes typically include hands-on training and practice, as well as a certification test.

Mobile CPR certification: Some organizations provide CPR certification on-site, either at your home or your office, which is good for those that can't travel or prefer to get the training done at their own place.

It is important to note that the certification process and requirements may vary depending on the organization or institution offering the course. Make sure to check the qualifications of the instructor and if the certification is valid, portable and recognized.

It's also important to note that certification is usually only valid for 1-2 years, and you'll have to renew it after that to ensure your knowledge and proficiency is up-to-date and your certificate is still recognized.