Emergency First Response

Be prepared when it matters most. The PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) course teaches you primary and secondary care skills that could save a life. Although not a dive course, EFR is often taken by divers as it is a requirement for the PADI Rescue Diver course – and it’s also valuable for everyday situations on land.

What you’ll learn
Through a mix of theory, practice, and scenarios, you’ll gain the confidence to act in medical emergencies:

• Primary care (CPR) – learn how to respond to life-threatening emergencies
• Secondary care (First Aid) – manage non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses
• CPR & AED use – practice essential resuscitation techniques with training equipment
• Scenario-based practice – apply your skills in realistic emergency situations

Who can join?

• Minimum age: No age limit – open to divers and non-divers alike
• No previous certification required

Course duration
Typically completed in 1 day, with classroom sessions and hands-on practice.

Certification & benefits

• Internationally recognized EFR certification (valid for 24 months)
• Required for the PADI Rescue Diver course
• Learn practical, life-saving skills applicable in diving and everyday life
• Gain the confidence to help in real emergencies

Why choose us?

• Experienced instructors with real-world diving and emergency backgrounds
• Interactive training with plenty of hands-on practice
• Relaxed learning environment with small groups
• A useful course for both divers and non-divers

Ready to learn skills that matter inside and outside the water? Join the PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) course at our resort and become the person who knows what to do when every second counts