Emergency First Response (EFR) Course in Hurghada
Colona Divers · Hurghada, Red Sea, Egypt
Emergency First Response (EFR) Course in Hurghada
Learn CPR and practical first aid for diving and everyday emergencies. Emergency First Response training is open to beginners, non-divers and certified divers continuing their education.
CPR · First Aid · Emergency Care
Learn Skills That Can Help Save a Life
Practice CPR, assess injuries and illnesses, respond to choking, and learn bandaging and splinting with guided, hands-on scenarios.
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Course Overview
Emergency First Response (EFR) Primary and Secondary Care training teaches you how to respond during the critical minutes before professional emergency medical services arrive.
It is suitable for anyone who wants practical first aid skills, including people with no diving experience and certified divers completing further training. CPR and first aid are taught together.
- Learn how to recognize and respond to potentially life-threatening situations.
- Practice CPR using a training manikin.
- Assess a variety of injuries and illnesses.
- Practice bandaging, splinting and emergency scenarios.
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Price & Booking
Emergency First Response Course
Minimum course duration: one day. No prior certification or previous diving experience is required.
Accompanying Snorkelers
Accompanying snorkeling is separate from EFR training and depends on the day's arrangements. Please confirm availability when booking.
Transfer Coverage & Additional Fees — 1 Day
Hotel pickup and drop-off within Hurghada city are included. Additional fees below are per person for the one-day course.
Please confirm your hotel location and pickup arrangements when booking.
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Schedule & Duration
Exact pickup and return times depend on your hotel and will be confirmed after booking.
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Emergency First Response Course Program
- Primary Care — CPRLearn how to assess an emergency and practice CPR on a training manikin.
- Secondary Care — First AidPractice assessing injuries and illnesses and giving appropriate initial care.
- Bandaging & SplintingPractice supporting and protecting common injuries.
- Emergency ScenariosApply your skills in role-playing exercises, including choking and possible spinal injury situations.
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Why Take the EFR Course?
Emergencies can happen while diving, traveling, at work or at home. Learning CPR and first aid helps you respond more confidently while waiting for professional medical assistance.
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Course Lessons & Practical Skills
CPR & Primary Care
Learn emergency assessment and practice CPR under instructor guidance.
Bandaging & Splinting
Practice supporting injuries and providing initial first aid.
Emergency Response Skills
Work through realistic emergency scenarios and learn how to respond.
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Course Highlights
- Primary and Secondary Care skills taught together
- Practice CPR using a dedicated training manikin
- Learn how to help someone who is choking
- Understand initial response to possible spinal injuries
- Practice bandages, splints and emergency role-play
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Included & Not Included
Included
- Instructor-led EFR first aid and CPR training
- Practical manikin, bandaging and splinting exercises
- Hotel transfers within Hurghada city
- Lunch, drinking water, soft drinks and hot beverages
- Scuba and snorkeling equipment when the associated activity is offered
Not Included / Extra
- Transfer supplements from outlying hotel areas
- Optional professional photographs and videos
- Personal purchases and tips
Please confirm whether EFR learning materials and course completion documentation are included in the €220 fee.
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Requirements & Safety
EFR is first aid and CPR training. No scuba diving certification is needed to enroll.
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What to Bring
- Comfortable clothing suitable for practical CPR and first aid exercises
- Towel and swimwear if joining an associated snorkeling activity
- Sunscreen and a hat for outdoor or boat activities
- Personal camera if desired
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is EFR suitable for beginners?
Yes. No previous first aid or diving certification is required.
Can non-divers take this course?
Yes. The CPR and first aid skills apply to diving and non-diving emergencies.
What is the minimum age?
No fixed minimum age was specified for this course. Students must be able to participate in the practical training.
How long does the course take?
Allow at least one day, with approximately 6–7 hours of activity.
How many guests can join?
Groups have a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 5 participants.
Are hotel transfers included?
Hurghada city transfers are included. For this one-day course, supplements are €5 per person from Sahl Hasheesh, Makadi Bay or El Gouna, and €10 from Soma Bay or Safaga.
Is scuba diving required?
No. EFR is CPR and first aid training. Any snorkeling arrangements are separate from the core course.
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