Fire Science Programs at North Central Michigan College
A career as a firefighter offers numerous benefits, including job stability and a constant demand for crucial emergency response services. The work is inherently rewarding, with firefighters finding purpose and fulfillment in saving lives and safeguarding communities. The profession also provides diverse opportunities for specialization, allowing professionals to focus on areas including urban search and rescue, hazardous materials, or wildfire response.
Fire Science With Basic Fire Academy — Associate of Applied Science:
This program prepares students with essential, hands-on firefighting education and training including additional courses in Emergency Medical Services. Students will become well-rounded first responders, graduating with Fire Fighter I & II certification and their EMS license up to paramedic.
Fire Fighter — Certificate of Development:
This program provides training and education to meet the requirements for Fire Fighter I & II certification established by Michigan Fire Fighters Training Council. Graduates will be prepared to test for Fire Fighter I/II certification, which is required to be employed as a firefighter in the State of Michigan.
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Program Requirements & Suggested Course Sequences
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