Emergency First Response Course
This internationally recognized course focuses on building confidence in lay rescuers.
Course Overview
- Duration: ~1 day
- Cost: US$100 (plus tax)
Who should take this dive course?
This course is for absolutely everyone—both divers and non-divers alike! There is no minimum dive certification required, and anyone of any age can participate. It is a mandatory prerequisite for anyone looking to step up to the Rescue Diver certification, and it is highly recommended for parents, boat captains, teachers, or anyone who wants to be prepared to save a life.
What does this dive course involve?
- Primary Care (CPR): Learning how to assess life-threatening emergencies, perform CPR, manage severe bleeding, handle spinal injuries, and utilize an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
- Secondary Care (First Aid): Learning how to assess injuries and illnesses, apply bandages, and split fractured bones.
- Scenario Practice: Realistic hands-on practice with specialized training mannequins to build muscle memory.
What is included in the price?
The course fee of US$100 (+ tax) is fully inclusive. It covers all E-Learning or physical participant materials, the use of all medical training equipment (mannequins, bandages, AED trainers), and your official, internationally recognized Emergency First Response completion card valid for 2 years.
What can I do once I've completed the course?
Once certified, you will have the lifesaving skills needed to provide primary and secondary care to someone in need until professional emergency medical services arrive. EFR certifications meet the CPR and first aid requirements for workplaces worldwide and serve as a critical safety baseline for any outdoor adventurer.