CPR & First Aid Training for Schools, in English
Prepare every teacher, coach and staff member to respond when a student, colleague or visitor collapses, chokes or is injured.
Schools are busy places full of sports, science labs, field trips and allergies. We bring hands-on CPR, AED and first-aid training to your campus, built around the situations your staff actually face, and taught in clear English for international faculty.
Programs for schools
School Staff Lifesaver
4 h (CPR + AED + choking) or 6–7 h with first aid. Base course: EFR Primary Care (CPR) + AED, with optional Secondary Care (First Aid).
Adult, child and infant CPR, AED use (with your school’s own AED model if possible), choking, bleeding and shock, plus school scenarios: playground, sports field, field trip, and anaphylaxis/EpiPen awareness.
Certificate: EFR course completion card. Group: small groups per instructor. Price: Flat group fee + EFR materials per person at cost; contact us for a quote. Travel within Seoul and Gyeonggi: contact us for a quote.
Early Years: Care for Children
7–8 h, or 2 × 4 h. Base course: EFR Care for Children.
Child and infant CPR, AED, choking, child first aid and injury prevention, for kindergarten, preschool and early-years staff.
Certificate: EFR course completion card. Group: small groups. Price: ₩250,000 per person (₩110,000 course fee + ₩140,000 EFR materials); groups: flat group fee + efr materials per person at cost, contact us for a quote.
Hagwon Safety Hour
2.5–3 h, scheduled around class hours. Base course: EFR CPR & AED.
CPR, AED, choking (child focus), and when and how to call 119, with Korean phrases. For academy owners, teachers and shuttle staff.
Certificate: EFR course completion card. Group: small groups. Price: Flat group fee + EFR materials per person at cost; contact us for a quote.
Young Lifesavers (students)
1–2 class periods (awareness) or a half-day for certification. Base: EFR Primary Care (CPR) skills.
Hands-only CPR, AED, choking, calling 119 and bystander confidence. Suits advisory, PE, health or CAS groups.
Certificate: certificate of participation, or an EFR card for students who complete the full course. Group: larger groups get extra instructors. Price: contact us for a quote.
How it works
- Tell usYour staff numbers, dates and AED model.
- We tailorScenarios for your campus (gym, pool, labs, buses).
- We train on-siteIn small hands-on groups.
- CertificatesStaff receive EFR course completion cards, and you receive an attendance record for your files.
Planning ahead? Korean schools plan staff emergency training by 31 March each school year. Book early for start-of-year PD days and August orientation.
What about Korean legal requirements?
Korean schools must give staff annual CPR training led by a licensed doctor, nurse or experienced emergency medical technician. Our EFR courses are international certifications and are not a substitute for that requirement on their own. We’re happy to work alongside your school’s licensed instructor to deliver the practical session in English.
Plan your school’s training
Tell us your staff numbers and preferred dates.