Care for Children (Child & Infant CPR and First Aid)
CPR, AED, choking and first aid for babies and children 1–8. For parents, nannies and teachers.
What you’ll learn
- How medical emergencies differ for children (ages 1–8) and infants (under 1).
- Child and infant CPR, and conscious and unconscious choking management.
- Serious bleeding, shock and spinal injury management.
- Recommended skill: AED use (child).
- Secondary care: injury assessment, illness assessment and bandaging.
- Preventing common childhood injuries and illnesses.
- Based on guidelines from the Pediatric Working Group of ILCOR.
Course format
- 1. KnowledgeShort knowledge review in class, or EFR eLearning before class.
- 2. SkillsHands-on practice on CPR training manikins and AED trainers.
- 3. ScenariosRealistic scenarios, then your EFR course completion card.
Who it’s for
Parents, nannies, grandparents, kindergarten, preschool and early-years staff, and teachers.
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.