Why Become an EFR - First Aid at Work Instructor?
Marketing and teaching the full suite of Emergency First Response (EFR) courses offers substantial income opportunity for EFR Instructors looking to grow a reputable first aid business. From Primary Care through to Care for Children and AED training, there are many course options available depending on your market needs and business plan.
What does this mean for your business? In the first instance you may market EFR CPR and first aid courses to employers needing a basic level of provision. There is further business opportunity in the form of the EFR First Aid at Work (GB&NI) course when risk assessments deem this level of provision necessary.
How Do I Become an EFR - First Aid at Work Instructor?
If you hold an in date First Aid at Work certificate, and you are an Emergency First Response Instructor then you can join a 1 day FAW Instructor course. After completing the course and applying for instructor rating then you will be able to:
- Teach the First Aid at Work 2 day and 3 day courses
- Teach the Emergency First Aid at Work 1 day course
- Assess First Aid at Work students
You need to maintain an in date First Aid at Work certificate to maintain teaching status
Pre-requiste training
What is included
- EFR Certification eCard
Price£150 Excluding materials
In addition there is a one off application fee to be paid to EFR.
Training materials
- Start-Up Pack - EFR First Aid at Work, Instructor
- Instructor Guide - Emergency First Response First Aid at Work
- Booklet - Emergency First Response First Aid and Emergency First Aid at Work
- Lesson Guides - Emergency First Response First Aid at Work