Save life with the PADI® Emergency First Response Program!

1 day | Day Course

Acquire the skills and knowledge that could save your dive buddy's life or other divers'life!

The PADI EFR is not a diving course. In this one-day course, you will learn the correct way to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR – Primary Care) and first aid instructions (Secondary Care) with many practical exercises: how to address wounds, cuts, fractures, and other injuries.

Moreover, you will learn how to handle injuries caused by aquatic life.

Who know when we may encounter an emergency?

With this basic first aid and life-saving skills, you will be more confident and well-prepared to deal with a crisis.

Many divers take the PADI Emergency First Response courses to meet the Diving program prerequisites, such as PADI Rescue Diver, or as preparation for becoming a PADI Divemaster. But, most have also found the Emergency First Response ( EFR ) program necessary in everyday life.

With the EFR course, you'll be ready to help a needy buddy. Coral Grand Divers can take you to Emergency First Responder Trainer if you want to hone those first aid skills.

Let's start your PADI® EFR Specialty Course!

During the Specialty Course, you will learn:

• The basic but crucial principles of scuba diving
  
• Breathing underwater
• How to use your diving equipment
• Buoyancy skills, including comfortable ascents and decents
• Streamlining your swimming skills and buddy diving methods
• Prevent common problems underwater and master diving skills
• Experience Koh Tao's crystal clear waters with two open water dives

Koh Tao EFR Specialty Course package includes: 

• EFR Certification on completion
  
• EFR Primary & Secondary care course
• EFR Primary & Secondary care manual
• EFR Certification card
• All first aid equipment required
• Relaxed training
• Professional PADI EFR Dive Instructor
• Free shuttle service Koh tao Pier - Resort
  

Stay updated!

The Emergency First Responder certificate is valid for 24 months. We advise you to refresh your CPR and first aid skills every two years and stay updated with any changes in emergency first response practices.

If you have previously certified CPR and First Aid, and your certificate is expired, you can sign up for the EFR course as a refresher before enrolling in the PADI Rescue Diver course.