The EMT program trains students to provide initial emergency care to the ill or injured, covering basic life support skills. Students learn through a combination of classroom instruction and practical exercises, ensuring proficiency in managing emergencies. Completion of this program qualifies participants to undertake national certification exams to become certified EMTs.

This program offers the technical and educational requirements to assist in developing knowledge for the fire protection field. It is centered on municipal fire protection but also presents fire protection aspects in the private sector. Students are prepared to enter and advance in firefighting careers, with curriculum supporting national certification pursuits and transfer to four-year degree programs.

The Paramedic program offers advanced medical training in emergency pre-hospital care, focusing on complex patient assessment and management. This comprehensive curriculum includes pharmacology, cardiology, and trauma care, preparing students for leadership roles in emergency settings. Graduates are positioned to take national paramedic certification exams.