Emergency First Responder

Emergency First Responder Course – CPR & First Aid Training

Our Emergency First Responder Course is a one-day training program designed to prepare you for real-life emergencies both in and out of the water. This course is perfect for divers working toward the Rescue Diver level or for anyone who wants to gain lifesaving first aid and CPR skills in a fun, supportive environment.

Course Info

• Price: 5,800 THB
• Duration: 1 Day
• Location: Koh Phi Phi, Thailand

What You’ll Learn in the Emergency First Responder Course

The course includes Primary and Secondary Care. You’ll learn to respond to life-threatening emergencies using CPR, rescue breathing, and AED procedures. Additionally, you’ll gain the skills to assess and treat injuries, illnesses, and shock. The training also includes practical scenarios and role-play to help you apply what you’ve learned in real-life situations.

Each participant receives a printed manual and access to video training materials. You’ll follow along with clear demonstrations and perform hands-on exercises. To finish the course, you’ll participate in group simulations that test your response to a variety of emergencies.

Who Should Take the Emergency First Responder Course?

The Emergency First Responder Course is suitable for everyone—divers and non-divers alike. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to feel confident in an emergency situation, whether at home, work, or during travel. If you’re a scuba diver aiming for the PADI Rescue Diver or Divemaster certification, this course is a required step. However, even if you’ve never dived before, these essential CPR and first aid skills could one day help save a life. The training is clear, supportive, and accessible to all experience levels.

Why Is This Course Important?

The Emergency First Responder Course is a vital step toward becoming a PADI Rescue Diver. It’s also a must for anyone who wants to be confident and calm in the face of medical emergencies. As emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere, these skills are beneficial for everyone—not just divers.

What’s Next After the Emergency First Responder Course?

After completing the Emergency First Responder Course, most divers continue their training with the PADI Rescue Diver Course. This next-level course teaches you how to manage diving emergencies and assist other divers in distress. If you’re not a diver, you can still build on your skills by adding the Oxygen Provider Specialty. These advanced courses deepen your emergency response knowledge and prepare you for more serious situations, both underwater and on land.

To learn more about global EFR standards and course options, visit the official PADI Emergency First Response page.