First Aid — Emergency First Response

EFR secondary care: injury and illness that are not immediately life-threatening — bandaging, immobilisation, burns, hypothermia and heat stroke — with hands-on skills and realistic scenarios.

Trip Overview

No diving certification required. Useful for divers, parents, skippers and anyone who spends time around water or remote places.

Duration
1 day
Departures
Dates coming soon
From
€290

Itinerary

  1. Secondary care, practised **Knowledge** — What secondary care covers, and how it differs from primary care. **Skills** — Injuries, illness, bandaging, splints, burns, temperature emergencies. **Scenarios** — Realistic practice until the sequence is calm and automatic. Day 1

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this course cover?

Secondary care: injuries and illnesses that are not immediately life-threatening, taught through knowledge, practice and realistic scenarios.

Which skills will I practise?

Injury and illness management, bandaging, splints and immobilisation, burns, hypothermia, heat stroke and sunstroke.

Do I need to be a diver?

No. EFR is for anyone. Divers often take it before Rescue Diver.

Is there a version for children?

Yes — Care for Children covers infants and children aged 1–8, whose emergencies differ from adults.