The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) program equips participants with essential life-saving skills applicable in emergency situations. Enrollees gain competence in CPR, wound care, and patient assessment, preparing them for immediate response roles in emergencies. This 48-hour course is tailored to develop both the technical skills and the emotional resilience required to effectively manage health crises. The program is ideal for those seeking to support EMS teams and deliver frontline medical interventions.

The EMT Basic program is designed for individuals wanting to start a career in emergency medical services. Spanning 150 hours, the course covers key concepts such as patient assessment, airway management, and emergency interventions. Trainees will develop the skills to respond effectively to medical and trauma situations. This program not only prepares students for the certification exam but also instills the confidence needed to perform under pressure.

The Firefighter I program offers an intensive 160-hour course that equips aspiring firefighters with the skills required for effective fire response and safety measures. Trainees learn fire prevention techniques, learn to use firefighting equipment efficiently, and develop crucial skills in emergency management. With a focus on practical experiences, the program prepares students for certification and emphasizes physical and mental readiness to deal with hazardous situations.