Emergency First Response
Learn life-saving CPR, AED, and first aid skills. Essential for divers and anyone who wants to be prepared for medical emergencies.
Emergency First Response
Learn life-saving CPR, AED, and first aid skills. Essential for divers and anyone who wants to be prepared for medical emergencies.
Duration
1 days
Course type
First aid
Ratio
1:4
Certification
Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care
Prerequisites
Requirements before the course starts
Learning outcomes
What students should be able to do by the end
Course itinerary
Day-by-day structure for the course
Emergency First Response Training
Complete EFR training covering primary and secondary care skills.
What's included
Included as part of your training package
Not included
Items students usually arrange themselves
Equipment and gear
Training materials and first-aid learning equipment
Training Mannequins
Adult, child, and infant CPR practice mannequins
AED Trainer
Automated External Defibrillator training device
First Aid Supplies
Bandages, splints, and emergency care materials
EFR Manual
Comprehensive Emergency First Response guide
Training DVD
Visual learning materials for EFR skills
Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care
This certification covers emergency response fundamentals and adds credibility to your safety training profile.
Frequently asked questions
Questions students usually ask before enrolling
Do I need to know swimming for EFR?
No, this course is for everybody. Emergencies like heart attacks can happen anywhere at any time. Being prepared to save lives is valuable for everyone.
How much time is required for the course?
The course can be completed within 6 hours in a single day, making it convenient for busy schedules.
What are the benefits of EFR certification?
PADI recognizes EFR as a prerequisite for Rescue Diver course. You'll be prepared to save lives in emergency situations and gain confidence in helping others.
What do I learn in EFR Primary and Secondary Care?
You learn CPR for all age groups, AED use, recognition of life-threatening emergencies, bleeding management, shock management, spinal injury care, and first aid for common injuries and illnesses.
What can I do after EFR certification?
EFR certification is required to become a PADI Rescue Diver. It's also valuable for anyone who wants to be prepared for medical emergencies in daily life.
Is the certification internationally recognized?
Yes, Emergency First Response is the fastest-growing international CPR, AED and first aid training organization with over 31,000 instructors worldwide.
Confirm eligibility before travel
Course availability depends on weather, instructor scheduling, minimum enrollment, and medical suitability under PADI guidance.