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Hands placing AED pads and using a defibrillator

CPR & AED (EFR CPR & AED Course)

The essentials in one short session: adult CPR and how to use an AED. Ideal for annual workplace and school refreshers.

What you’ll learn

  • The basic principles of CPR (adult).
  • How to deploy and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
  • Choking response.
  • Korea essentials: calling 119, useful Korean phrases, finding AEDs.

Divers: the EFR CPR & AED course on its own does not meet the prerequisite for PADI Rescue Diver, Divemaster or Instructor courses. Take CPR & First Aid instead.

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

Workplaces and schools that need annual CPR (re-)training, and anyone who wants the essentials.

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.

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  • 4.5–6 h

CPR, AED, bleeding, shock, spinal injury, choking.

₩215,000 per person · ₩70,000 course fee + ₩145,000 EFR materials

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Secondary Care (First Aid)

  • 2.5–3.5 h

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.