Padi Emergency First Response
The PADI Emergency Response course teaches you to be the first responder for first aid and serious medical issues in both diving and non diving situations.
minimum age 10 years.
no diving experience is required.
190€ including e-learning
1 Day
The PADI Emergency First Response course covers both primary care (CPR) and secondary care (first aid) and is designed for both divers and non-divers. The EFR course teaches you how to deal with potentially life-threatening situations. Learn how to deal with less serious illnesses and injuries and what to do if the emergency medical services are delayed.
How to become a PADI Emergency First Responder?
The 2 steps to certification are …
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Theory
The theory section is completed using a digital workbook (e learning) leading to a multiple choice exam.
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Practical
The practical sessions led by Instructor presentation follow the workbook with a series of scenarios allowing you to practice first aid and live saving techniques.
Frequently asked questions:
When can I start a PADI Emergency First Response course?
We do not schedule set dates for completing a course. You are on holiday! We can complete courses any day except Sunday.
How do I book?
Easy! Simply press the book now button. An inquiry form will come to us and we will organise dates, transfers and answer any questions.
Where can I complete the course?
You can complete the PADI Open Water Diver course through our dive bases of Rhodes Town, Kolymbia or Pefkos. We will book you into the base closest to your hotel.
Is the theory easy?
Of course, it is designed for a 10 year old to understand.
PADI e-Learning enables you to complete all the theory material and the final exam on your phone, computer or tablet from your home or hotel.
Is a pick -up service provided?
Yes. We provide a transfer from hotels to the closest dive base.