© Scubaworld 2018
Scubaworld
Emergency First Response Instructor Course
with Scubaworld on the Costa Blanca
Emergency First Response (EFRI) & Care for Children Instructor (CFCI)
CPR
and
first
aid
are
key
skills
that
are
important
to
everyone,
not
just
scuba
divers.
As
an
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor,
you
teach
skills
based
on
internationally
recognized
emergency
care
guidelines,
and
you
can
offer
courses
to
anyone.
The
great
thing
about
EFR
courses
is
they
make
learning
easy
by
providing
a
comfortable
environment
to
practice
emergency
care
skills.
Your
students
finish
the
course
feeling
confident
with
their
new
skills
and ready to help someone in need.
As
an
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor,
you
can
conduct
Emergency
First
Response
Primary
(CPR)
and
Secondary
Care
(first
aid)
courses.
As
EFR
is
a
non-diving
course,
you
can
teach
it
to
anyone
like
your
friends
and
family!
We
focus
on
developing
your
Instructional
ability
to
teach
the
skills
of
the
course
to
others.
A
fun
and
relaxed
methodology
is
used
to
cover
the
specific
goals
of
the
EFR
and
CFC
courses.
Motivation,
evaluation
and
hands
on skills practice enhance your personnel experience.
The next step is:
becoming a PADI Open Water Diver Instructor!
Being
a
first
aid
instructor
is
a
mandatory
prerequisite
to
become
PADI
OWSI.
Our
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor
Course
is
a
relaxed
two
days
program.
Primary
and
secondary
care
are
covered
together
with
Care
for
Children,
and
Automated
External
Defibrillator
use.
We
run
this
course
prior to the IDC’s
Pre-requisite qualifying courses
At
least
Emergency
First
Response
certification
or
qualifying
certification
from another certification organization
Minimum age
18 years
Scubaworld
© Scubaworld 2018
Emergency First Response Instructor Course
with Scubaworld on the Costa Blanca
Emergency First Response (EFRI) & Care for Children Instructor (CFCI)
CPR and first aid are key skills that are important to everyone, not just scuba divers. As an Emergency First
Response Instructor, you teach skills based on internationally recognized emergency care guidelines, and you
can offer courses to anyone. The great thing about EFR courses is they make learning easy by providing a
comfortable environment to practice emergency care skills. Your students finish the course feeling confident
with their new skills and ready to help someone in need.
As
an
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor
,
you
can
conduct
Emergency
First
Response
Primary
(CPR)
and
Secondary
Care
(first
aid)
courses.
As
EFR
is
a
non-diving
course,
you
can
teach
it
to
anyone
like
your
friends
and
family!
We
focus
on
developing
your
Instructional
ability
to
teach
the
skills
of
the
course
to
others.
A
fun
and
relaxed
methodology
is
used
to
cover
the
specific
goals
of
the
EFR
and
CFC
courses.
Motivation,
evaluation
and hands on skills practice enhance your personnel experience.
Being
a
first
aid
instructor
is
a
mandatory
prerequisite
to
become
PADI
OWSI.
Our
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor
Course
is
a
relaxed
two
days
program.
Primary
and
secondary
care
are
covered
together
with
Care
for Children, and Automated External Defibrillator use. We run this course prior to the IDC’s
The next step is:
becoming a PADI Open Water Diver Instructor!
Pre-requisite qualifying courses
At least Emergency First Response certification or qualifying certification from another certification organization
Minimum age
18 years
Scubaworld
© Scubaworld 2018
Emergency
First
Response
(EFRI)
&
Care
for
Children
Instructor (CFCI)
CPR
and
first
aid
are
key
skills
that
are
important
to
everyone,
not
just
scuba
divers.
As
an
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor,
you
teach
skills
based
on
internationally
recognized
emergency
care
guidelines,
and
you
can
offer
courses
to
anyone.
The
great
thing
about
EFR
courses
is
they
make
learning
easy
by
providing
a
comfortable
environment
to
practice
emergency
care
skills.
Your
students
finish
the
course
feeling
confident
with
their
new
skills
and
ready
to
help someone in need.
As
an
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor,
you
can
conduct
Emergency
First
Response
Primary
(CPR)
and
Secondary
Care
(first
aid)
courses.
As
EFR
is
a
non-diving
course,
you
can
teach
it
to
anyone
like
your
friends
and
family!
We
focus
on
developing
your
Instructional
ability
to
teach
the
skills
of
the
course
to
others.
A
fun
and
relaxed
methodology
is
used
to
cover
the
specific
goals
of
the
EFR
and
CFC
courses.
Motivation,
evaluation
and
hands
on
skills
practice enhance your personnel experience.
Being
a
first
aid
instructor
is
a
mandatory
prerequisite
to
become
PADI
OWSI.
Our
Emergency
First
Response
Instructor
Course
is
a
relaxed
two
days
program.
Primary
and
secondary
care
are
covered
together
with
Care
for
Children,
and
Automated
External
Defibrillator
use.
We
run
this
course prior to the IDC’s
The next step is:
becoming a PADI Open Water Diver Instructor!
Pre-requisite qualifying courses
At
least
Emergency
First
Response
certification
or
qualifying
certification from another certification organization
Minimum age
18 years
