Coordinator: Dana Phillips (email: dphillips@knoxcc.org), Please email for more information
NEXT ON-LINE CLASS
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KNOWLEDGE EXAM
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Cost: $25.00
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KNOWLEDGE EXAM
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Cost: $25.00
Course Prerequisite for Fire Instructor:
- Comply with the requirements for a Firefighter Certificate as set forth in paragraph (F) of 4765-20-02 of the Ohio Administrative Code
- Possess a current and valid Firefighter certificate that is in good standing; in the preceding seven years, have been certified for at least five years as a Firefighter
- Successfully pass the Instructor Knowledge Examination as set forth in rule 4765-21-05 of the Administrative Code at the Firefighter II level within one year prior to admission into a Fire Instructor course
- Submit a completed Fire Instructor, Assistant Fire Instructor and/or Fire Safety Inspector Instructor Initial application within two years of passing the knowledge examination.
- Must submit a copy of your results
After Completion of Class:
- Qualified Fire-I student must pass the Methodologies exam with at least 70%
- 10 hours of proctored teaching and evaluation
- Completion of the four hour "Fire Service Training Module"
- Completion of the four hour "Live Fire Training Awareness Module"
Cost:
This program is NOT eligible for Financial Aid.
ACCREDITATION:
Knox Technical Center (Knox County Career Center - Adult Education) is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education, 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350. Telephone: 770-396-3898, Fax: 770-396-3790, www.council.org.
The KTC Public Safety program is approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education. Our programs are accredited by the Ohio Department of Public Safety #OH116. Applicants for the Public Safety programs must meet moral, ethical, and substance use policies of the Ohio Department of Public Safety (OAC 4765).
The KTC Public Safety program is approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education. Our programs are accredited by the Ohio Department of Public Safety #OH116. Applicants for the Public Safety programs must meet moral, ethical, and substance use policies of the Ohio Department of Public Safety (OAC 4765).