Deep Diver

The EFR (Emergency First Response) course at Mojo Dive runs in 6–8 hours and is open to anyone — no prior diving certification required. It's often done back-to-back with the PADI Rescue Diver course, which is the natural sequence for certified divers working towards a more complete safety skill set.

The content focuses on real emergency response: CPR including defibrillator use, spinal injury management, critical bleeding, oxygen administration, and child-specific resuscitation techniques. Everything is taught through step-by-step progressions rather than memorisation-heavy theory, and the PADI instructors at Mojo Dive supervise practice throughout.

Certification is valid for 24 months and covers the full range of primary and secondary care responses. The practical value for divers is direct — it's the prerequisite for the PADI Rescue Diver course, and the skills themselves are useful far beyond the water.

The course includes the EFR theory workbook, the certification fee and the physical certification card. No specific fitness requirements and no minimum age — it's one of the few courses Mojo Dive offers where the only barrier is the willingness to learn.