PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) Instructor

Teach Life-Saving Skills with Confidence

Are you ready to empower others with essential life-saving skills? Become a PADI Emergency First Response Instructor and gain the ability to teach CPR and first aid to divers and non-divers alike. This course prepares you to confidently pass on vital knowledge that can make a true difference in emergencies — both underwater and on land.

What You Will Learn:

Primary Care (CPR)

Learn how to handle life-threatening emergencies with step-by-step techniques. You’ll practice eight essential skills, including:

• Assisting patients who aren’t breathing or have no heartbeat
• Managing potential spinal injuries
• Treating shock and serious bleeding
• Performing CPR and patient monitoring until emergency services arrive

Secondary Care (First Aid)

Not all emergencies are life-threatening. This part of the course covers:

• Assessing injuries and illnesses
• Providing first aid to ease pain and prevent further injury
• Bandaging and splinting techniques for broken bones and wounds

Throughout the course, you'll refine your instructional skills, master EFR course standards, and learn how to structure effective lessons — making you a trusted and confident first aid and CPR trainer.

Why Become an EFR Instructor?

Becoming an EFR Instructor not only makes you a better diver and leader but also gives you the power to teach life-saving techniques to anyone — divers, coworkers, friends, and family. It's an essential stepping stone toward becoming a PADI Instructor and makes you more valuable in any professional diving role.

Course Details:

• Duration: 1–2 days
• Prerequisites: EFR Primary and Secondary Care training within the past 24 months (or a willingness to refresh)
• Equipment Needed: None (course materials provided)
• Included: Instructor Manual, Certification

Ready to teach the skills that can save lives?
Join the PADI EFR Instructor course today and become a true difference-maker!