2 Days
N/A
18 Years old
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From R13,000
Did you enjoy your First Aid Course? Would you like to teach others the skills that you learned during your EFR courses? Earn an income and make the world a safer place by becoming a First Aid Instructor!
During your EFRI Course you will build upon the skills that you have already learned in your EFR courses, and you will learn how to teach these skills to others. Having your EFRI rating is also a step in the right direction if you would like to become an Open Water Scuba Instructor, as this is one of the prerequisites for becoming a Scuba Instructor.
This program also makes provision for those individuals who are already qualified as First Aid Instructors to complete an Instructor Cross Over course that recognizes their training experience and concentrates on the philosophy and structure of the EFR program while building confidence in use of the EFR system of education. Non divers are also welcome!

OUR TRAINING PHILOSOPHY: Don’t train until you get it right, train until you can’t get it wrong.
Possible Upgrades
Prerequisites
The EFR Instructor (EFRI) Course is designed for people who want to become qualified to teach Emergency First Response courses. You will learn how to confidently demonstrate first aid skills, teach students, and follow the required EFR standards and procedures.
You will review Primary Care, Secondary Care, and care for children and infants. You will also learn how to teach these skills effectively, conduct practical sessions, and apply the standards and procedures required of an EFR Instructor.
You should have the required EFR qualifications and meet the prerequisites for the instructor course. We can confirm your eligibility before you book.
Yes. Once you successfully complete the required theory, practical training, and instructor assessments, you can qualify as an EFR Instructor according to the applicable training standards.
The course is suitable for people who want to teach emergency first aid skills, including diving professionals, instructors, workplace trainers, and others who meet the course prerequisites.
We recommend bringing your required course materials, comfortable clothing for practical sessions, water, and any personal items you may need throughoutthe training days. We will provide details of any specific equipment or materials required before the course
You need to do at least one EFR course every 2 years to stay in teaching status. If your teaching status lapses, you need to do a ERFI Refresher Course.
Yes, you can. You need to do an EFRI crossover program, which we can do at the same time as a normal EFRI Course.
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