John Wood Community College provides comprehensive education and training programs that serve as an educational link between business and community. Its mission is to innovate and offer academic and training opportunities for students and the workforce, preparing them for today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Location
Quincy, IL
Phone
217-641-4971
wdc@jwcc.edu
John Wood Community College provides comprehensive education and training programs that serve as an educational link between business and community. Its mission is to innovate and offer academic and training opportunities for students and the workforce, preparing them for today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Location
Quincy, IL
Phone
217-641-4971
wdc@jwcc.edu
Choose from available first responder training programs.
JWCC’s fire science degree prepares students for employment in fire science, training them in fire suppression, protection, and prevention techniques. It offers online courses with hands-on certified fire and EMS training, covering the standards set by the Office of the State Fire Marshal. Career paths include roles in fire prevention, emergency medical services, and hazardous materials response.
JWCC’s fire science degree prepares students for employment in fire science, training them in fire suppression, protection, and prevention techniques. It offers online courses with hands-on certified fire and EMS training, covering the standards set by the Office of the State Fire Marshal. Career paths include roles in fire prevention, emergency medical services, and hazardous materials response.
With more than 500 clinical hours of real-life emergency experience, this program trains students to assess injuries and administer first aid or life support care to ill or injured people. Students will learn how to extricate trapped individuals, transport injured persons, and perform emergency diagnostic and treatment procedures. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) ensuring comprehensive preparation for emergency situations.
With more than 500 clinical hours of real-life emergency experience, this program trains students to assess injuries and administer first aid or life support care to ill or injured people. Students will learn how to extricate trapped individuals, transport injured persons, and perform emergency diagnostic and treatment procedures. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) ensuring comprehensive preparation for emergency situations.
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