EFR Instructor

Anyone interested in becoming a CPR & First Aid Instructor or is planning on becoming a PADI Instructors needs this Course.

Why become an Instructor in EFR?

The reasons for becoming an instructor are as diverse as people who do it.  Here's a few reasons why for you:

• Giving back to your local community and society as a whole.   There's nothing like teaching someone who then saves a life or helps someone with emergency care.
• Experience interacting with people and see them achieve a new sense of accomplishment and confidence in emergency management and life saving skills.
• Enjoy learning new things and get better at your own level of competency every time you share what you know.
• Impact a person's life.  Spending time with others, you change people's lives.  They will look at the world differently through their educational journey.
• Develop a new business or side-line to supplement your income.  CPR, AED and First Aid are continuously needed skills and education.

The Emergency First Response Instructor Course will provide you with the training necessary for you to teach four courses.

- Primary Care (CPR),

- Secondary Care (First Aid),

- CPR & AED,

- Care for Children.

We also will spend a time going over a marketing program for how you intend to use it. You will have the skills and know-how and be ready to offer the course.

You will be ready to teach right after your course.  We provide you with an exceptional program, so you can be an exceptional instructor.  You're encouraged to team teach your first program.

Includes your EFR Instructor crew-pak, all of your training and your PADI application fees.

Prerequisites:
To enter the Emergency First Response Instructor course, you must be 18 years old and have completed CPR and first aid training in the past 24 months (or do a refresher) or a be a practicing medical professional such as a physician, Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic or Registered Nurse.  

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