- Manager: Chris Campbell
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- Manager: Mitchell Sikes
- Manager: Martin Greene
New York Office of Fire Prevention & Control - Firefighter I Instructor Resource Course 2016
- Manager: Brian Benstead
- Teacher: Richard Penney
This course covers the cognitive domain and foundational knowledge needed to advance to the EDS Hands On skills weeks. There are 5 Teams/Zoom sessions scheduled, each 4-hours in duration, for a total of 20 instructional hours during this portion. Additional instructional hours will occur in the classroom and on the drill ground during the two-week hands on skills session. There will be 32 hours of classroom followed by 48 hours of drill ground training.
Following the conclusion of the EDS, students will be eligible to sit for the Nevada State Fire Marshal Driver Operator certification exam.
- Manager: Jay Cwiak
- Manager: Gerald Daggitt
- Manager: Brian Haley
- Manager: Nathan Harrison
- Manager: Chris McNaught
- Manager: Joe Schum
- Teacher: Travis Grant
- Teacher: Travis Long
- Teacher: Nick Remington
This course covers the cognitive domain and foundational knowledge needed to advance to the EDS Hands On skills weeks. There are 5 Teams/Zoom sessions scheduled, each 4-hours in duration, for a total of 20 instructional hours during this portion. Additional instructional hours will occur in the classroom and on the drill ground during the two-week hands on skills session. There will be 32 hours of classroom followed by 48 hours of drill ground training.
Following the conclusion of the EDS, students will be eligible to sit for the Nevada State Fire Marshal Driver Operator certification exam.
- Manager: Jay Cwiak
- Manager: Brian Haley
- Manager: Austin Stowe
Instructor II course following 9th edition of Fire and Emergency Services Instructor
- Manager: Lance Fulmer
- Manager: Alan See
This is a 5-day course: 32 hours of instruction and 8 hours of certification evaluation. The course prepares the student to become certified as a Fire Instructor I.
After completing the course, the student will have met the sections required for a Fire Instructor I in the NFPA 1041, 2018 edition, Standard for Fire Service Instructor Professional Qualifications.
The required text for the course is IFSTA’s Fire and Emergency Services Instructor, Ninth edition.
- Manager: Charles Conley
- Teacher: Daniel Thompson
Instructor III Template (8th Edition)
- Manager: Jim Babylon
- Manager: kevin milan
Kentucky Fire Instructor I Course (IFSTA Fire Instructor - 8th Edition)
This course is set up so the students can review the Powerpoint presentations and take the Chapter Tests for the first 9 chapters prior to the start date for the course.
- Lead Instructor: Ron Becker
Instructor I Template (8th Edition)
- Manager: Marc Sandoval
Instructor I Template (8th Edition)
- Manager: Sean Smith
- Teacher: Joseph Gray
- Teacher: Jason Mansfield
Instructor II Template (8th Edition)
- Manager: Joseph Gray
- Manager: Sean Smith
- Teacher: Jason Mansfield
Instructor III Template (8th Edition)
- Manager: scott giffen
- Teacher: Clifton Grant
- Teacher: Tim Smith
Instructor III Template (8th Edition)
- Teacher: Michael Cerovski
- Teacher: kevin milan
- Teacher: Tim Smith
- Teacher: Christopher Woolley
Instructor III Template (8th Edition)
- Teacher: Michael Cerovski
- Teacher: kevin milan
- Teacher: Tim Smith
- Teacher: Christopher Woolley
Instructor II Template (8th Edition)
- Manager: Norman Williamson
- Teacher: Yvonne Clark
- Teacher: YVONNE CLARK
- Teacher: YVONNE CLARK
Instructor I Template (8th Edition)
- Teacher: Richie LeCroy
- Teacher: Benjamin Patterson
Course Design ICFTA Curriculum for Instructor Level II
- Manager: Jean Delgado
Coral Springs - LFTI 1
- Manager: Robert McGilloway
- Manager: Michael McNally
- Manager: Danny Nyer
- Teacher: Rolando Busto
- Teacher: mike caldaro
- Teacher: Scott Friend
- Teacher: Dennis Hart
- Teacher: Stephanie Palmer
- Teacher: Joseph Russoniello
Massachusetts Firefighting Academy - Fire Instructor I - 2016-370-SP-A - Swampscott
- Manager: Margaret Crisham
- Teacher: Jeffrey Giesea
- Teacher: Jeremey Irvine
New York Office of Fire Prevention & Control - Fire Officer I Instructor Re-Authorization
- Manager: Frederick Bachner
- Teacher: david Allen
- Teacher: James Bouton
- Teacher: Jim Bouton
- Teacher: Evan Brown
- Teacher: Keith Cartica
- Teacher: Robert Crowe
- Teacher: Edward D'Anna
- Teacher: Brendan Dunn
- Teacher: Wayne Friedman
- Teacher: Neal Haight
- Teacher: Jeff Hirsch
- Teacher: Timothy Hite
- Teacher: Douglas Holl
- Teacher: John Keefe
- Teacher: Charles Liggio
- Teacher: Joseph Lisi
- Teacher: David McHarg
- Teacher: Mark McLees
- Teacher: Christopher Menge
- Teacher: James Perkins
- Teacher: John Perkins
- Teacher: Mark Quill
- Teacher: Adrian Scapperotti
- Teacher: Douglas Shattuck
- Teacher: Peter Shaw
- Teacher: Michael Sudol
- Teacher: Mark Warfle
- Manager: Javier Esparza
- Teacher: Joshua Harlow
- Teacher: Elisha Herevia
- Manager: Program Manager
- Manager: Scott Seales
- Teacher: Brendan Dunn
- Teacher: Sean McAdoo
- Teacher: Mike OConnor
- Manager: Program Manager
- Manager: Scott Seales
- Teacher: Sean McAdoo
- Teacher: Mike OConnor
This course is designed for fire service personnel who will be involved in Community Risk Reduction in the role of Fire and Life Safety Educator for their community. The topics covered include how people learn, focusing on different learning styles and multiple intelligences; lesson planning; curricula review; public speaking; program evaluation and connecting lessons to the MA Curriculum Frameworks as they relate to school-based educational opportunities.
There will also be significant work in the areas of Community Risk Reduction (CRR) including data gathering/analysis; budget administration; subordinate evaluation; identifying community resources/partners; policies/sop’s and media relations. The course concludes with students developing/delivering a segment of instruction on an identified risk within their community to a specified age group.
This course consists of forty (39) hours of classroom training and twenty (21) hours of out-of-class homework.
Successful completion of this course satisfies the practical requirement for the ProBoard certification examination. For those eligible, an opportunity to take the written certification examination will be scheduled for the last day of the course.
This course meets or exceeds the job performance requirements in the NFPA Standard 1030 Standard for Professional Qualifications for Fire Prevention Positions, Fire and Life Safety Educator I/II (Chapters 9 & 10) (2024 edition).
- Manager: Dean Babineau
- Manager: Thomas Impey
- Manager: Alanna Malatos
- Manager: Program Manager
- Manager: Scott Seales
- Teacher: James Holland
- Teacher: Mike OConnor