PADI Emergency First Response

The PADI EFR Course is accepted worldwide and valid for 2 years

• Qualifies you to act as a first responder in medical emergencies similar to your training for a period of 2 years after the certification is issued

• The PADI EFR Course is required to be able to take the PADI Rescue Diver Course

The PADI EFR Course consists of 2 phases of skill development :

• Academic Training
• Practical Scenarios Training

The training is completed over 2 days :

Day 1 - Full Day
Self Study - PADI EFR Manual
Theory Class

Day 2 - Full Day
First Aid & CPR Practical Scenario Training
Final Exam

• Minimum 12 years old

Please Note

To participate you will be required to fill out the PADI Medical Statement. If any of the items on the Medical Statement apply to you, you must consult a physician prior to Recreational Scuba Diving participation. Your physician must complete and sign the Medical Statement and be sure to bring a copy with you as we will require it for our records.

• PADI EFR Manual
• Primary Care (CPR)
• Secondary Care (First Aid)
• Water and Fruit
• Certification Fees
• Small Groups

• Cash for lunch/tips etc
• Physician signed Medical Statement if required