Firefighting & Rescue

A program that builds safety awareness, responsibility and the ability to act correctly in emergencies.

Program structure

• 22 sessions of 4 academic hours each (88 hours)
• 2 educational tours of 6 academic hours each (12 hours), spread across the program to visit real workplaces
• Total: 100 academic hours

How do students learn?

Watch, apply, try – and learn: theory and foundations, hands-on training, individual and group practice, exercises and tasks, simulations of real work situations, and a final project. Students are active partners in learning, not just listeners.

What do students gain?

Beyond the professional skill: responsibility, self-confidence, teamwork, problem solving, time management, communication, initiative and practical thinking.

Goals

• Causes of fires
• Firefighting equipment
• Fire prevention
• Rescue principles
• Types of fires
• Using fire extinguishers
• Emergency evacuation
• First response to emergency scenarios