EFR Penida

Become a Lifesaving Diver Today!

EFR Penida

Become a Lifesaving Diver Today!

IDR  2,450,000

IDR 2,450,000

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AGE & EXPERIENCE
> 18 years old

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CERTIFICATIONS
No certification

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VALIDITY
24 months

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NEED TO BRING
Comfortable clothes

White line icon of a rescue swimmer carrying another person inside a teal circular badge.

AGE & EXPERIENCE
> 18 years old

Rolled certificate with ribbon seal and horizontal text lines centered in a teal circular icon.

CERTIFICATIONS
No certification

Teal circular icon showing a white heart with an ECG pulse line and a small plus sign at the upper right.

VALIDITY
24 months

White line icon of a lightbulb containing a human head silhouette with a puzzle-piece brain on a teal circular background.

NEED TO BRING
Comfortable clothes

On Nusa Penida, a man in a green shirt wraps a bandage around a seated man's wrist while the seated man clenches a wooden stick between his teeth

Learn How to Save Lives

Emergency First Responder Penida

The Emergency First Responder Penida course improves your medical awareness and will make you a safer person. First, you will learn how to use EFR skills through video, self-study, and instructor explanation.  And in addition, it is a fun

and interactive atmosphere where you will practice possible real-life scenarios with your classmates.
As citizens of the world, it is important to have at least some basic first aid training. As divers, having this training will make us a valuable team member on our diving adventures. With this in mind, we hope to never face an emergency, but the training will give us the reassurance we need.

Learn How to Save Lives

Emergency First Responder Penida

The Emergency First Responder Penida course improves your medical awareness and will make you a safer person. First, you will learn how to use EFR skills through video, self-study, and instructor explanation.  And in addition, it is a fun

and interactive atmosphere where you will practice possible real-life scenarios with your classmates.
As citizens of the world, it is important to have at least some basic first aid training. As divers, having this training will make us a valuable team member on our diving adventures. With this in mind, we hope to never face an emergency, but the training will give us the reassurance we need.

Take the Next Step Toward Safety

Why Take the Emergency First Responder Penida

Staying current with first aid training is important. With the ever-changing growth of technology and science, we can improve how we deliver first aid.

You will learn new tricks and easier ways to reach the same end goal, specifically helping people.
If you have an EFR certification and feel a bit forgetful, no worries. It’s always a good idea to refresh yourself and ensure you rehearse what you have forgotten. Divers wanting to become professional may consider a refresher so they are ready for the rescue training that awaits. Being sharp in first aid provides great value in everyday life, likewise in the diving world. Thus, there is no harm in taking the refresher for a skills boost and fun day at Legend Diving Penida.

Woman practicing CPR on a mannequin, checking the airway to give rescue breaths during a training session in Nusa Penida.
Woman practicing CPR on a mannequin, checking the airway to give rescue breaths during a training session in Nusa Penida.

Take the Next Step Toward Safety

Why Take the Emergency First Responder Penida

Absolutely, staying current with first aid training is important. With the ever-changing growth of technology and science, we can improve how we deliver first aid.

You will learn new tricks and easier ways to reach the same end goal, specifically helping people.
If you have an EFR certification and feel a bit forgetful, no worries. It’s always a good idea to refresh yourself and ensure you rehearse what you have forgotten. Divers wanting to become professional may consider a refresher so they are ready for the rescue training that awaits. Being sharp in first aid provides great value in everyday life, likewise in the diving world. Thus, there is no harm in taking the refresher for a skills boost and fun day at Legend Diving Penida.

Woman seated practicing scuba regulator breathing from a tank held by a kneeling instructor during Nusa Penida dive training.

What’s Your Training Looks Like

Emergency First Responder Structure

The Emergency First Responder Penida course will take 1 day to complete. First, the course will start with demonstrative videos that will introduce you to the EFR program. The videos will cover both primary and secondary care for adults, children, and infants.

The primary care part covers medical care such as:

  • CPR
  • Serious bleeding management.
  • Spinal injury treatment.
  • Treating people who are in shock and how to handle someone that is choking.
  • Using an AED and emergency oxygen.

Secondary care shows how to apply first aid including:

  • How to conduct an injury or illness assessment
  • How to bandage, splint, and treat bleeding wounds or bone damage.

The fun begins as we take the theory and finally put it into practical situations. You will practice skills seen in the videos with your instructor and other EFR candidates. People feel impressed both by the knowledge they have gained and how they put it into actual scenarios.

One requirement for the PADI Rescue Diver Course is to have first aid training. The EFR course is enough and also internationally approved. If you are looking to become a PADI Professional, similarly, the EFR certification will be sufficient. Being EFR certified and stepping up into a leadership role within scuba diving goes hand in hand. In the end, you will feel prepared and ready to become a Rescue Diver once we finish the EFR training.

For more information, contact us for more details.

What’s Your Training Looks Like

Emergency First Responder Structure

The Emergency First Responder Penida course will take 1 day to complete. First, the course will start with demonstrative videos that will introduce you to the EFR program. The videos will cover both primary and secondary care for adults, children, and infants.

The primary care part covers medical care such as:

  • CPR
  • Serious bleeding management.
  • Spinal injury treatment.
  • Treating people who are in shock and how to handle someone that is choking.
  • Using an AED and emergency oxygen.

Secondary care shows how to apply first aid including:

  • How to conduct an injury or illness assessment
  • How to bandage, splint, and treat bleeding wounds or bone damage.

The fun begins as we take the theory and finally put it into practical situations. You will practice skills seen in the videos with your instructor and other EFR candidates. People feel impressed both by the knowledge they have gained and how they put it into actual scenarios.

One requirement for the PADI Rescue Diver Course is to have first aid training. The EFR course is enough and also internationally approved. If you are looking to become a PADI Professional, similarly, the EFR certification will be sufficient. Being EFR certified and stepping up into a leadership role within scuba diving goes hand in hand. In the end, you will feel prepared and ready to become a Rescue Diver once we finish the EFR training.

Lastly, for more information, contact us for more details.

Woman seated practicing scuba regulator breathing from a tank held by a kneeling instructor during Nusa Penida dive training.

Reviews

Reviews

Young woman with long wavy brown hair and a floral dress, seated against a weathered metal wall, looking calmly at the camera.

I did my Advanced, EFR, Rescue and Divemaster with Legend Penida! I had Marine and she was an amazing instructor!!! She’s a great mentor and is very experienced and answered basically any questions I threw at her over the course of 7 weeks. Shes super patient and is really great at making you feel safe underwater. I had a lot of fun with her and it was a great experience! Overall she was an incredible mentor and person to dive with. I would highly recommend doing your divemaster with her! I also had the pleasure of diving and assisting many of Legend’s other dive instructors, Jodie, Rita, Sofie, Maly, Eka and Dena and they were equally amazing!! They’re a great group of people and were very welcoming!! Additionally, I was able to participate as well in some of legend’s eco initiatives, all led by jodie!! She’s legend’s resident marine biologist and is super passionate about conservation. I took part in her beach clean-ups, coral watch programs, and thoroughly enjoyed her conservation evenings! Overall diving with Legend was an amazing experience, they offer a high standard of professionalism, prioritize the safety of guests, and always do their best to ensure you had a fun dive!

Julia K
Young man with short curly hair and light stubble leaning against a light-gray wall, wearing a textured gray hoodie with hands in pockets.

Went to legend diving for my rescue + EFR course and it was amazing! Marine was a great instructor and a good actress aswell ;) We were very lucky with spotting manta rays during the course!

Thijmen Grootenboer
Young woman in sunglasses and black jacket stands on a waterfront with boats and a coastal city skyline behind her.

I did my EFR & Rescue course here and everything was perfect. The equipment is good and the instructors/staff are amazing. They made the training fun but still very professional ! After my certification I even did some fun dives because it was a real pleasure to dive with them. A big thank you to my instructors, Marine and Mikel. I’m looking forward to dive again with you !

Tania Razafimahefa

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