Fire Safety & Rescue
Overview
The Fire Safety & Rescue Program helps students get ready for jobs in emergency services. This includes careers like firefighter, EMT (Emergency Medical Technician), and 911 operator.
Students learn how to:
- Follow safety steps in emergencies
- Understand and manage dangerous situations
- Help during fires, accidents, and medical calls
- Talk clearly with teams and the public
- Know the laws and rules for emergency work
This program also helps students earn certifications that can lead to better jobs and pay.
What You’ll Learn
- How to stay safe and follow emergency steps
- How to spot danger and reduce risk
- How to stay calm and help during emergencies
- How to talk and work as a team during emergencies
- The rules and laws for emergency jobs
Hands-On Experience
Students learn in the classroom and through real-world practice. They use fire and rescue tools, work as a team, and respond to practice calls. The program builds skills to help students get a job or continue learning after graduation.
Certification
Students can earn:
- EMR – Emergency Medical Responder
- EMT – Emergency Medical Technician
These certifications help students get jobs right out of high school.
Employment Opportunities
Jobs you can get in senior year or after graduation:
- Firefighter
- EMT or EMR
- 911 operator
- Police dispatcher
- Police officer
- Jobs in hospitals, clinics, or doctor’s offices
Jobs that need 2–4 more years of training:
- Paramedic
- Nurse or ER nurse
- Surgical tech
- Physician assistant
- ER doctor
Earning Potential
Students in this field can earn between $15 and $25 an hour, depending on the job and your experience.
Locations
| School Emblem | School Name | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
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DELCASTLE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL | Instructor | Krista Foulke |