EFR Primary and Secondary Care

Be the one who can make a difference in an emergency with the EFR Primary and Secondary Care course. This internationally recognized first aid and CPR certification is ideal for divers and non-divers alike, providing essential training in how to respond confidently and effectively to life-threatening and non-life-threatening situations.

In this course, you’ll learn Primary Care (CPR) skills such as scene assessment, rescue breathing, chest compressions, and how to handle serious emergencies like shock or spinal injuries. You’ll also gain Secondary Care (First Aid) skills including wound care, bandaging, and injury assessments—key for providing support while awaiting professional medical help.

Taught in a calm, hands-on learning environment, the Emergency First Response course meets prerequisites for the PADI Rescue Diver program and is a valuable life skill for everyday preparedness. Whether you’re diving in Bali or just want to be ready for real-world emergencies, this course gives you the tools to respond with confidence.

Highlights

Comprehensive Training: Learn both primary and secondary care skills, including CPR, first aid, and injury management.
Practical Skills: Gain hands-on experience through realistic scenarios and practical training.
Flexible Learning: Suitable for divers and non-divers, making it accessible to a wide audience.
International Certification: Receive a globally recognized certification in emergency first response.
Confidence Building: Develop the confidence to act decisively and effectively in emergency situations.

Inclusions

Primary Care (CPR): Learn how to provide basic life support, including CPR and rescue breathing.
Secondary Care (First Aid): Gain skills in injury and illness assessment, bandaging, and splinting.
EFR Manual: Comprehensive learning material that covers all aspects of the course.
Certification Card: Receive an Emergency First Response certification card upon completion.
Practical Training: Participate in hands-on training sessions to practice and refine your skills.

Padi e-Learning

The EFR Primary and Secondary Care course includes an e-Learning component, allowing participants to complete the theoretical portion online. The e-Learning platform offers interactive presentations, videos, and quizzes to ensure you understand key concepts before attending the practical training sessions. This flexible option enables you to learn at your own pace and prepare thoroughly for hands-on practice.

Activities

Primary Care (CPR) Training: Learn and practice skills such as scene assessment, CPR, rescue breathing, and managing choking.
Secondary Care (First Aid) Training: Gain proficiency in injury and illness assessment, bandaging, splinting, and treating various medical conditions.
Scenario-Based Practice: Participate in realistic scenarios to apply your skills and gain confidence in emergency response.
Use of AED: Learn how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) effectively.

Prerequisites

To enroll in the EFR Primary and Secondary Care course, there are no specific prerequisites. This course is open to anyone who wants to learn emergency first response skills.

Duration

The EFR Primary and Secondary Care course typically takes one day to complete, including both theoretical learning (which can be completed online through e-Learning) and practical training sessions.

Whats next?

After completing the EFR Primary and Secondary Care course, you can further enhance your emergency response skills and diving education:

EFR Care for Children: Learn specialized first aid and CPR techniques for infants and children.
EFR Instructor Course: Become an Emergency First Response Instructor and teach primary and secondary care skills to others.
PADI Rescue Diver Course: Integrate your EFR skills into diving scenarios and learn how to manage diving emergencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will learn essential skills for providing primary care (CPR) and secondary care (first aid) in emergency situations, including scene assessment, CPR, rescue breathing, injury and illness assessment, and first aid techniques.

Yes, the course includes an e-Learning component that allows you to complete the theoretical portion online before attending practical training sessions.

All necessary materials and equipment, including manikins for CPR practice, bandages, splints, and an AED trainer, will be provided during the course.

The EFR certification is valid for 24 months. It is recommended to take a refresher course every two years to maintain your skills and certification.

The course is open to anyone who wants to learn emergency first response skills, regardless of whether they are divers or non-divers.

Yes, after completing the EFR Primary and Secondary Care course, you can take the EFR Instructor course to teach these skills to others.

Having an EFR certification equips you with the skills and confidence to handle medical emergencies effectively, potentially saving lives and providing critical care when needed.

Cost: 2,800,000 IDR (pp)

Course Length: 1 Days

Pool Sessions: No

Ocean Dives: No

Start From: 10 Years Old

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