PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) Primary and Secondary Care course in Bali

The EFR course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn life-saving skills. It is required for divers planning to take the PADI Rescue Diver Course and is also beneficial for families, teachers, adventure travelers, and workplace safety teams.

No prior experience or certification is needed! The EFR Course is open to everyone, even if you have never taken a first aid course before.

• CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) for adults, children, and infants
• AED (Automated External Defibrillator) usage
• Primary care techniques (assessing emergencies, providing assistance, managing shock)
• Secondary care skills (injury and illness assessment, bandaging, splinting)
• Emergency action planning

The PADI EFR Course typically takes a half day (3-5 hours) to complete. However, the duration may vary depending on class size and training pace.

No! The EFR certification is recognized worldwide and can be used in any setting where emergency response skills are needed, not just diving. Many people take it for workplace safety, travel, or personal preparedness.

Yes. To enroll in the PADI Rescue Diver Course, you must have completed an EFR or another first aid certification within the last two years. If you haven’t, you can take the EFR and Rescue Course as a package at Bali Aqua Dive Center.

The EFR certification is valid for two years. After this period, you’ll need to take an EFR Refresher Course to keep your skills updated.

Yes, you can book them together! Many divers combine both courses into a single training package, however EFR needs to be done first. This allows you to fulfill all prerequisites for the Rescue Diver certification while saving time and money.

• Primary Care (CPR) teaches you how to respond to life-threatening emergencies, such as heart attacks, drowning, or unconsciousness.
• Secondary Care (First Aid) covers injury and illness assessment, including wound treatment, fractures, and bandaging techniques.

Yes! The course involves practical, hands-on training with realistic emergency scenarios to ensure you develop confidence and skills in a controlled environment.

Yes! Upon completion, you will receive a PADI EFR Certification, which is recognized internationally and valid for two years.

While you can complete some theory sections online with eLearning, the video and practical skills must be demonstrated in person with an instructor.

Yes! The EFR Course is suitable for all ages, and children can enroll with parental consent. It’s a great way to teach kids life-saving skills in a safe and controlled setting.

You don’t need to bring any special equipment. We provide all training materials, first aid kits, and mannequins. Just bring comfortable clothing, a notebook, and a willingness to learn! Theory review will be conducted indoor with aircon. You won’t suffer Bali hot weather.

Yes! The EFR certification meets many workplace and travel first aid requirements. However, check your local regulations to see if any additional courses are needed.

No! The course is designed to be simple, interactive, and easy to follow. It’s suitable for beginners, with step-by-step guidance to help you learn at your own pace.

You can take an EFR Refresher Course before your certification expires. This will update your skills and extend your certification for another two years. We can provide you this refresher update in our Bali and Nusa Penida dive center.

Bali Aqua Dive Center offers the EFR Course in Sanur, Bali, with flexible scheduling and expert PADI instructors to guide you through every step.