The EMT program is a semester-long course designed to train students in basic emergency care concepts. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take the National Registry written exam for certification. The program includes a mix of classroom instruction, practical skills practice, and field experience to ensure students are prepared to enter the workforce as competent EMTs. The course also covers scene size-up, patient care, and inter-facility transportation skills.

The Firefighter Academy offers a comprehensive curriculum covering all essential firefighting skills needed for entry-level positions. Students complete 585 hours of training in health and safety, equipment use, tactics, and hazardous materials awareness. Graduates receive multiple certifications, including Firefighter I and II. The academy includes both classroom and real-world settings, allowing students to practice skills in various scenarios to ensure confidence and preparedness.

The Paramedic Academy is an intensive yearlong program preparing students to become entry-level paramedics. It includes classroom instruction, clinical placements, and field internships. Students learn advanced life support skills, pharmacology, and airway management, with the goal of passing the National Registry exams. The program emphasizes cognitive, psychomotor, and affective learning domains to ensure graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of a paramedic career.