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EMT Basic Training Course Online

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This EMT Basic training course is a self directed, interactive, distance learning course that is approved for NREMT Certification. The course curriculum covers all EMT Basic knowledge and skill requirements and will last approximately 12 weeks. If you are a self motivated, goal oriented student who enjoys being challenged then this is a great educational opportunity. If you are looking for an easy route to NREMT EMT Certification then this course is NOT for you. EMT instructional lectures are delivered over the internet for the convenience of our student. All students are expected to attend regular live lecture sessions online in our virtual classroom as well as complete all course activities, assignments, quizzes and examinations. In addition to the lectures, students must attend (in person) and pass a 5 day, (mon-fri 0800-1700) intensive, practical skills instructional/assessment week from April 12th - 16th. This portion of the EMT course will be held at our facilities near Coeur d' Alene, Idaho and it is required for course completion. Specific dates for this EMT Training Course are available below.

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Fire Fighter Exam Frequently Asked Questions

How do I become a firefighter? Where do your fire fighter questions come from? Are these the questions on the real Firefighter 1 and 2 Exams? Are you associated with IFSAC? I found a question with something wrong. What should I do? What is AHJ? Why do I keep seeing the same questions? I am a Training Officer and/or Chief. Can I use Fire-Fighter-Exam Questions to administer a fire department entrance exam for my department? Do you have any other types of test for other fire disciplines such as instructors, fire officers, or driver/operators? Do you have specific state or county firefighter questions? Some fire quiz and exam website's state that they have specific tests for my state and the fire department I am testing for. Do they really have the specific exam that I need? What are the differences between firefighter 1 and 2 questions? Can I separate the firefighter 1 questions into separate categories such as only rescue, building construction, or SCBA questions? How do I become a firefighter? If you are new to the fire service don't worry. There is a tremendous amount of information out there on how to become a firefighter. First, you have to want to become a firefighter. You need to take it upon yourself to get away from this computer and contact fire departments. Get involved with your community. You can also become a volunteer firefighter, which is how many firefighters became career firefighters. Once you start volunteering, the on the job training never stops. A website with great information for aspiring firefighters is How To Become a Firefighter 101. This site will guide you in the right direction for finding jobs, firefighter requirements, interview advice, and physical ability test info. Where do your fire fighter questions come from? The questions in our fire fighter database were written by professional fire fighters with over 20 years of experience. All questions are based upon the National Fire Protection Association NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications. This includes the newest 2008 version which just came out in October of 2007. Reference material such as IFSTA and Brady's Essentials of Firefighting 4th and 5th editions and Jones and Bartlett's Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills. Are these the questions on the real Firefighter 1 and 2 Exams? No these are not likely the same questions that you will encounter on your real Firefighter 1, 2 or Civil Service examination. That would be cheating. The questions do however cover the same material as most fire department exams. All category areas of general Firefighter 1 and Firefighter 2 Exams are covered and are based on NFPA 1001 Standards for Professional Fire Fighters. Are you associated with IFSAC? No, IFSAC is the International Fire Accreditation Congress. They accredit fire schools and academies who teach fire fighting skills. Fire-Fighter-Exam.com is a private organization that specializes in general fire fighting preparatory exams. I found a question with something wrong. What should I do? If you found a question that you believe is inaccurate or has a mistake of some other kind please copy and paste the question or answer into a support ticket email and we will take a look at it. What is AHJ? The AHJ is the authority having jurisdiction. In the 2008 version of NPFA 1001 Standards for fire fighter professional qualifications the AHJ is sited in many parts. The AHJ for you is the department or district you work for or whatever organizations govern how you as a fire fighter must operate. AHJ is used throughout certification processes included FFI skill sheets. Why do I keep seeing the same questions? Our application is written so that if you miss a question it is left in a random pool of questions to be drawn from again. Once you get the question correct it is eliminated from the database until you have answered all questions correctly. I am a Training Officer and/or Chief. Can I use Fire-Fighter-Exam Questions to administer a fire department entrance exam for my department? If you are interested in using our questions to put on a test for you department please contact us for further information. We will accommodate you and make a test per your specifications. Please use a support ticket to request pricing and further information. Do you have any other types of test for other fire disciplines such as instructors, fire officers, or driver/operators? No, we currently only have exams for aspiring or current firefighters who need practice for a fire department entrance exam or national certification test. Do you have specific state or county firefighter questions? State, county, and fire department exams are always different because of different chiefs or administrators changing them. For this reason we cannot say that we have specific questions for these agencies. There are several different types of tests, of which we have similar questions, that can assist you in passing your exam. Some fire quiz and exam website's state that they have specific tests for my state and the fire department I am testing for. Do they really have the specific exam that I need? Some website's provide FALSE information regarding exams. Do not be lured by this false advertisement, because they probably don't have it. It is almost impossible to always know what type of exam a fire department is going to host. If you are unsure what type of test the fire department is going to have, simply call and ask them. What are the differences between firefighter 1 and 2 questions? Firefighter 1 questions cover topics such as firefighter safety and health, personal protective equipment, portable fire extinguishers, ropes and knots, basic rescue and extrication, forcible entry, ground ladders, ventilation, water supply, fire hose, fire streams, fire control, fire detection, alarms, suppression systems, communications, and hazardous materials awareness and operations. Firefighter 2 questions cover all of the above plus more advanced rescue and extrication, advanced water supply, fire hose service testing, advance fire streams (foam), advanced fire control, protecting scene evidence, and advanced communications. Can I separate the firefighter 1 questions into separate categories such as only rescue, building construction, or SCBA questions? No, the firefighter 1 category will cover all aspects of firefighter 1 rather that just 1 subcategory such as building construction. This is because there are not enough questions in any one subcategory to make a good test. As we write more questions we may change this.

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Want to be an EMT? Get ready for our online class

Stay tuned for more information regarding becoming an EMT or Firefighter. In the near future Emergency National Training will be hosting its first online EMT class. This is how its going to work.

Starting in mid August or early September we will begin our EMT class. This class is for anyone in North America who desires to become an EMT, is technological savvy, and is willing to put forth effort in obtaining their national certification.

After 10 weeks of online classroom and multiple assignments you will travel to Emergency National Training's facility to participate in a week long skills review portion of the class. After the class you will take an NREMT skills test and a computer based written test. You will pass after our certified instructors teach you everything you need to know about being and Emergency Medical Technician.

Ready to take the challenge!

Cost for the course:
$850, This includes a book, quality instruction, and room and board while at our facility.

If you have any questions please email me at adam@fire-fighter-exam.com


Adam

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False Firefighter and EMT prep exams

It has been brought to the attention of our staff that certain persons are falsely selling our product as their own. We just want to let everyone know about some warning signs prior to buying an exam.

1. If the site is hard to read, jumbled, words all together, and it just looks crappy it's probably not a good site to buy from.
2. We are only selling online prep questions at this time. Therefore there are no pdf files to download nor are we selling anything that we will ship to you.
3. The person selling our product is using a user name of textbooknow for their sales. This person is a scamming you and us!

If you find materials that look like they are from Fire-Fighter-Exam or EMT-National-Training please let us know at this link http://www.fire-fighter-exam.com/pdesk/cgi-bin/pdesk.cgi or leave a comment on this article.

Thank You

Adam
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More FF Job Opportunities

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Here are  a few firefighter positions that are available in California. My goal is to periodically let you know of positions available ,so you can start preparing for you exam. If you are a new firefighter, I am advising you to go to a local fire department and begin volunteering. This is where you are going to gain the bulk of your initial knowledge, and in most scenarios the training is free. Good Luck!

Volunteer Firefighter
Lake Valley Fire District
South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County, CA
Requirements: HS/GED; at least 18 years of age; VDL; CA EMT cert or CA Paramedic cert.
Salary: none
Continuous Recruitment
We are Accepting applications on a continuous basis. The testing agency may not have a position to fill at this time, but they will accept your application and hold it on file for a certain amount of time.
You may find application information at the Fire Department located at 2211 Keetak St., South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150. (530)577-3737.

Firefighter/Paramedic
Sycuan Fire Department
El Cajon, San Diego County, CA
You must possess VCADL Class C; ST of CA Ambulance License; Current State of CA Paramedic License, Current Basic Life Support Card; Current ACLS Card; PALS/PEP Cert; Pre-Hospital Trauma Advance Life Support.
Pay-Depends on Experience
This job is open until filled. Position could close at any time.
Application information is available at Sycuan Fire Department, 5485 Casino Way, El Cajon, CA 92019. (619)445-0109.
www.sycuan.com

Firefighter
Burbank Airport
Burbank, Los Angeles County, CA
3 years prior experience is required. You must have a CA EMT-B cert, be at least 18 years of age, posess a VCADL Class C, and have HazMat Ops.
This is a notification for continuous recruitment. The testing agency may not have a position to fill at this time. They will accept your application and hold it on file for a certain amount of time.
Contact Info: Applications available at 2627 Hollywood Way Terminal A 2nd Floor, Burbank, CA 91505. (818)562-6699.

Firefighter
Los Angeles City Fire Department
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA
Requirements: HS/GED; CPAT; At least 18 years of age; VCADL.

Special Instructions: LACFD is accepting applications on a continuous basis. The testing agency may not have a position to fill at this time. They will accept your application and hold it on file for a certain amount of time.
Please visit website listed below for application information.
www.lacity.org

Volunteer Firefighter
Rincon Valley Fire Protection District
Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, CA
You must be at least 18 years of age; VDL with good driving record.
Rincon Valley Fire Protection District is accepting applications on a continuous basis. The testing agency may not have a position to fill at this time.
Contact Info: Application information available at Fire District, 91 Middle Rincon Rd., Santa Rosa, CA 95409. (707)539-1801.
www.rvfire.org

Firefighter/Paramedic
Morongo Valley CSD
Morongo Valley, San Bernardino County, CA
Basic Requirements: HS/GED; At least 18 years of age; EMT-P; ACLS; PALS; CA CPR & Paramedic cert; San Bernardino accreditation or ability to obtain; CA FF I cert or Academy; VCADL Class B within 6 months.
Pay- $36,000 annually
The Morongo Valley CSD is accepting applications on a continuous basis. The testing agency may not have a position to fill at this time. They will accept your application and hold it on file for a certain amount of time.
Contact Info: Application information available by contacting email below or (760)363-6454. www.92256.com
mvfdcgh@aol.com

Firefighter/Paramedic
City of Poway
Poway, San Diego County, CA
Experience working for an agency that provides fire protection services and/or Para services desirable; HS/GED supplemented by CA Paramedic program; 2 year degree in Fire Science or related field desirable; VCADL Class C w/good record; CA FF I cert or graduation from accredited Fire Academy in CA; CA EMT-P cert, San Diego County EMS Accreditation cert by appt; CPR cert; HazMat - FRO cert desirable.
Salary: $5,008 - $6,088 per month
Filing Deadline: May 13
You may obtain applications at the Human Resources office located at 13325 Civic Center Dr., Poway, CA 92064. (858)679-4234.
www.ci.poway.ca.us

EMT-National-Training

Are you ready for the NREMT test? You will be after taking our online EMT practice tests
2650 EMT questions online with rationales, instant grading and a detailed test tracking system that lets you evaluate and review any test at anytime!
Whether you are testing for EMT B, EMT I (i85 or i99) or EMT Paramedic we have the EMT practice tests and exams to help you pass the national registry with flying colors.

Developed from Department of Transportation criteria and written by Nationally Certified EMTs and Paramedics, this EMT training program allows you to instantly create your own practice tests online in order to study for the EMT national registry exam.

Our test questions will be an essential study tool for those who are taking their NREMT exams in the near future. It's quick and easy. Just login, choose the category of emergency Cardiac, Medical, Trauma, Special Patients/OB/Pediatric, EMS Operations, Airway/ Breathing or a combination Random test. Choose how many questions from 10-30...hit a button and your online exam is created, ready to be taken and instantly graded. It's that easy.

Testing for the NREMT is stressful regardless of what anyone says. Build your confidence and peace of mind with our proven system of practice testing that gives you instant exams and grading. Detailed cumulative scoring and test tracking allow you to watch your progress the entire way as you better your weak areas and fine tune the areas that you are already strong in.

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