Aid). Together, these courses provide extensive instruction in CPR and first aid, as well as recommended Automated External Defibrillator (AED), emergency oxygen and conscious choking management skills. The Emergency First Response method of learning is flexible to meet participant and instructor needs. You can choose to guide your participants using a self-study, video guided or instructor led approach. In addition, Emergency First Response has no market restrictions so you can teach it to anyone who wishes to acquire CPR and first aid training. And, anyone who is a PADI Divemaster or above can become an Emergency First Response Instructor.

Why Become an EFR Instructor?
There are many reasons for becoming an Emergency First Response
Instructor. Consider the following:
• No marketing restrictions other than those imposed by local regulation
• Performance based training – meaning effective use of instructor time through participant independent study
• High quality instructor and participant materials incorporating state of the art instructional design principles
• Up-to-date with current medical guidelines for layperson emergency care
• International in scope, allowing for local or regional variation of skill technique
• AED training incorporated into basic course offerings
• Simplification of teaching emergency care as mandated by research findings
• Divides primary care (CPR) and secondary care (first aid) into two separate courses, conforming to the international call for simplification of layperson
emergency care training

The next EFR Instructor Courses or Instructor updates are listed below:

		Preston	4th December
		Derby	14th December
		Newcastle	15th December
		Newcastle	21st January
		Blackpool	25th January
		Newcastle	9th February
		Newcastle	23rd March
		Newcastle	13th April

Cost:	EFR Instructor £ 150		Price Includes EFR Materials
Cost:
	EFR Instructor £ 115

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	What is Emergency First Response? Emergency First Response is a new, comprehensive and innovative CPR and first aid program brought to you by the Emergency First Response Corp., a corporate affiliate of PADI. The comprehensive program is composed of two courses that you can teach in tandem or as stand-alone courses: Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) and Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First
Aid). Together, these courses provide extensive instruction in CPR and first aid, as well as recommended Automated External Defibrillator (AED), emergency oxygen and conscious choking management skills. The Emergency First Response method of learning is flexible to meet participant and instructor needs. You can choose to guide your participants using a self-study, video guided or instructor led approach. In addition, Emergency First Response has no market restrictions so you can teach it to anyone who wishes to acquire CPR and first aid training. And, anyone who is a PADI Divemaster or above can become an Emergency First Response Instructor. Why Become an EFR Instructor? There are many reasons for becoming an Emergency First Response Instructor. Consider the following: • No marketing restrictions other than those imposed by local regulation • Performance based training – meaning effective use of instructor time through participant independent study • High quality instructor and participant materials incorporating state of the art instructional design principles • Up-to-date with current medical guidelines for layperson emergency care • International in scope, allowing for local or regional variation of skill technique • AED training incorporated into basic course offerings • Simplification of teaching emergency care as mandated by research findings • Divides primary care (CPR) and secondary care (first aid) into two separate courses, conforming to the international call for simplification of layperson emergency care training