
CPR & First Aid (EFR Primary + Secondary Care)
Our most complete course: life-threatening emergencies plus injury and illness first aid, in one day.
What you’ll learn
- Life-threatening emergencies (Primary Care): scene safety, barrier use, primary assessment, CPR, AED, severe bleeding, shock, spinal injury, and choking (conscious and unconscious).
- Injuries and illness (Secondary Care): injury and illness assessment, bandaging, splinting, and first aid for burns, allergic reactions, asthma, diabetic problems, seizures, stroke, heat and cold emergencies, and bites and stings.
- Korea essentials: calling 119, useful Korean phrases, finding AEDs.
Course format
- 1. KnowledgeShort knowledge review in class, or EFR eLearning before class (shortens the in-person session to about 3–4 hours).
- 2. SkillsHands-on practice on CPR training manikins and AED trainers.
- 3. ScenariosRealistic scenarios, then your EFR course completion card.
Who it’s for
Workplace first-aiders, teachers, parents, outdoor enthusiasts and PADI Rescue Diver candidates (EFR Primary and Secondary Care within the past 24 months is the Rescue Diver prerequisite).
What to bring
Comfortable clothes; you’ll be kneeling. We bring manikins, AED trainers and materials. You practice on CPR training manikins and learn to use a barrier (pocket mask).
Certificate
Successful participants receive an Emergency First Response (EFR) course completion card. EFR recommends refreshing your skills every 2 years.
Related courses


Primary Care (CPR)
CPR, AED, bleeding, shock, spinal injury, choking.
₩215,000 per person · ₩70,000 course fee + ₩145,000 EFR materials

Secondary Care (First Aid)
Bandaging, splinting, burns, allergies, seizures.
₩205,000 per person · ₩60,000 course fee + ₩145,000 EFR materials
Our courses provide Emergency First Response (EFR) international certification. They are not Korean government-issued certifications and do not, by themselves, fulfil Korean statutory training requirements. Training does not replace professional medical care. In an emergency in Korea, call 119.