WHY EFR?
Skills You Can Use Anywhere
Emergency First Response gives you practical CPR and first aid skills you can use at the dive center, at home, at work, or while travelling. You’ll learn how to stay calm, assess the situation, and provide useful care until professional help is available.
Stay Calm and Respond
Learn a simple, structured approach so you know what to do when someone needs help.
Practice Real Skills
Build confidence through hands-on CPR, first aid, and realistic emergency scenarios.
Useful Beyond Diving
The skills apply to everyday situations, not just dive-related emergencies.
Be Better Prepared
Learn how to recognize problems early and provide care while waiting for emergency services.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Practical Skills for Real Emergencies
Emergency First Response combines CPR and first aid training with hands-on practice and realistic scenarios, helping you build the confidence to respond calmly and effectively when someone needs help.
01
Primary Care
Learn how to respond to life-threatening emergencies, including scene assessment, CPR, serious bleeding, shock, and spinal injury management.
02
Secondary Care
Practice first aid for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses, including assessment, bandaging, and ongoing care.
03
Put It Into Practice
Use what you’ve learned in realistic scenarios that help you make decisions, prioritize care, and respond with confidence.
PLAN YOUR COURSE
EFR Training That Fits Your Schedule
Emergency First Response can usually be completed in one day, or in one extended half-day depending on the group and training pace.
1 Day or Extended Half-Day
Complete the course in a single session, with enough time for hands-on practice and realistic scenarios.
Hands-On Training
Most of the course is practical, with time to repeat skills and build confidence through guided practice.
Flexible Scheduling
We can arrange the training around your travel plans and the availability of the group whenever possible.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Everything You Need to Complete Your EFR Course
Your Emergency First Response course includes hands-on CPR and first aid training, practical scenarios, professional instruction, and the materials you need to complete the course with confidence.
Included
CPR and First Aid training
Primary and Secondary Care skills
Hands-on practice and scenarios
Professional EFR instructor
Course materials
Emergency First Response certification
Before you book
No diving certification required
No previous first aid experience required
Hands-on practical training
Flexible training schedule
Complimentary drinking water, coffee and light snacks are provided during training.
Everything Required is Included
We keep our pricing transparent, with everything required for your course included and no unexpected costs along the way.
CLEAR & SIMPLE PRICING
One Price. No Hidden Costs.
Practical CPR and first aid training, hands-on scenarios, and the confidence to respond when it matters.
Emergency First Response
₱ 7,900
per person
Full Emergency First Response course
CPR & First Aid training
Primary and Secondary Care skills
Course materials
EFR certification
No hidden costs
Just bring yourself—we’ll take care of the training.
Book Your EFR CourseFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions Before Your Emergency First Response Course
Before you book your Emergency First Response course, here are the answers to the most common questions about the training, certification, and how it fits with Rescue Diver.
No.
The course is designed for beginners, and no previous first aid or diving experience is required. You’ll learn each skill step by step and practice it until you feel comfortable.
No.
EFR teaches CPR and first aid skills that are useful in everyday emergencies, whether you dive or not. The training is open to anyone who wants to be better prepared to help in an emergency.
At Vibrations, we usually complete the course in one day or one extended half-day, depending on the group and training pace.
You’ll cover Primary Care for life-threatening emergencies and Secondary Care for injuries or illnesses that are not immediately life-threatening, with plenty of hands-on practice and realistic scenarios.
Yes.
EFR Primary and Secondary Care satisfies the CPR and First Aid requirement for PADI Rescue Diver, provided the training is current within the previous 24 months.
For PADI Rescue Diver, Divemaster and Instructor prerequisites, your EFR Primary and Secondary Care training must have been completed within the previous 24 months.
READY TO BE PREPARED?
Learn Skills That Can Make a Difference
Build the confidence to respond calmly, provide useful care, and be better prepared when someone needs help. Join us in Siquijor for your Emergency First Response course.