Cal-JAC Academy provides pre-apprenticeship programs aimed at removing entry barriers into the fire service. It offers comprehensive training enabling cadets to earn their EMT or Paramedic certifications, join the FCTC Statewide Eligibility List, and prepare for physically demanding fire service roles.
Location
San Diego, CA • 2 Locations
Phone
916-648-1717
caljacacademy@cpf.org
Cal-JAC Academy provides pre-apprenticeship programs aimed at removing entry barriers into the fire service. It offers comprehensive training enabling cadets to earn their EMT or Paramedic certifications, join the FCTC Statewide Eligibility List, and prepare for physically demanding fire service roles.
Location
San Diego, CA • 2 Locations
Phone
916-648-1717
caljacacademy@cpf.org
Choose from available first responder training programs.
The EMT Academy provides an entry point for individuals to begin their firefighting careers. Cadets undergo both virtual and in-person training for certification. They also receive physical training for the CPAT and preparatory instruction for the Cal-JAC written exam. There are no tuition fees, thanks to Cal-JAC's partnerships, making this program accessible to aspiring EMTs.
The EMT Academy provides an entry point for individuals to begin their firefighting careers. Cadets undergo both virtual and in-person training for certification. They also receive physical training for the CPAT and preparatory instruction for the Cal-JAC written exam. There are no tuition fees, thanks to Cal-JAC's partnerships, making this program accessible to aspiring EMTs.
The Paramedic Academy is an extensive 10-month program in Los Angeles and Sacramento. It focuses on both classroom and practical training sessions held three days a week. Cadets must meet the standards in health screening and agree to out-of-pocket expenses for specific health requirements, ensuring they are ready to complete the program and become licensed paramedics.
The Paramedic Academy is an extensive 10-month program in Los Angeles and Sacramento. It focuses on both classroom and practical training sessions held three days a week. Cadets must meet the standards in health screening and agree to out-of-pocket expenses for specific health requirements, ensuring they are ready to complete the program and become licensed paramedics.
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