PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) Course

PADI Emergency First Response (EFR)
Description This one day course takes you through common first aid problems and their solution including care of patients suffering from conditions as diverse as heatstroke and hypothermia. It includes training in Rescue Breathing and Cardiac Compressions.
Minimum Requirements You must be over 15 years of age. This course is open to divers and non-divers alike and is a 'dry' course
Course Content and options After some introductions to common first aid problems we work through a series of different conditions and teach you how to help others in a series of emergency and first aid situations..
Skills covered The course covers making a casualty assessment, providing Basic Life Support, and how to give CPR in an emergency.
Duration and Logistics This is a one day course. All transfers included.
Languages English - Instruction, Books and papers, Video
Deutsch - Instruction, Books and papers, Video
Espanol - Instruction, Books and papers, Video

What you get PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) qualification.
Price €125 per person including registration with PADI as an Emergency First Response (EFR)provider, who will then provide a training qualification card. The price includes all logistics, collection and return and PADI Registration fees. The course manual is priced at €20.00.

Special Offer: If two or more people book on the course together, there is a discount of 20% on the second and subsequent members of the group. Where a family / partners are taking the course a ratio of one manual between two is acceptable.
How to reserve your place on a course You can fill in the Express course enquiry and reservation form or use the information on our contact page to email or call us to enquire about or reserve a place on your course.
Any Questions? Check the frequently asked questions about training courses page, but if you still have some questions then don't hesitate to contact us by email to us at webinfo@DavyJonesDiving.com.

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