Emergency First Response Instructor (EFRI)

What sets Emergency First Response (EFR) courses apart is their ability to facilitate easy learning through a comfortable environment conducive to practicing emergency care skills. By the end of the course, your students will not only gain confidence in their newfound abilities but also feel prepared to provide assistance to those in need.

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Throughout the course led by PADI Course Director Ahmed Ramadan, your expertise empowers students to gain practical mastery and the psychological readiness to handle emergencies. Realistic scenarios, overseen by an Emergency First Response Instructor (EFRI), enable participants to respond effectively in critical situations. By course completion, your students possess not only technical prowess but also the ability to offer aid confidently.

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Guided by an Emergency First Response Instructor (EFRI), students emerge with transformative skills that extend beyond the classroom. You, as an Emergency First Response Instructor (EFRI), instill a sense of preparedness and compassion. In this role, you pave the way for capable hands ready to make a difference when it matters most. As an Emergency First Response Instructor (EFRI), you shape the future of emergency care, inspiring individuals to become competent, confident, and compassionate responders.

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Prerequisites

• 18 years old.

• Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care (CPR and First Aid) training within the last 24 months.

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* An EFR Instructor rating is necessary to become a PADI Instructor. You don't have to wait until you're ready to pursue a professional career to complete or refresh the EFR training. It can be accomplished during your PADI Instructor training.

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Academic

• Presenting course content.

• Encouraging self-discovery in students.

• Evaluating student understanding and skill mastery during hands-on skills practice.

• Managing effective scenario-based learning experiences.