Fire Courses

... with the Army, RAF, Marines and Fire and Rescue Service. There is also an annual Public Services competition where students compete with other Public Services learners from all over the... Learn about: Skills and Training, Team Training...

...Why take this course? This course is only available to the Armed Forces and Fire and Rescue Services where there is agreement in place with the University regarding the provision of continuing management and leadership development for members of their staff who wish to apply. This work-based... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, IT Management...

...This course will teach you the skills, discipline and knowledge you need if you would like to join the Police, Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Prison Service, Army, Royal Navy, RAF or Marines... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... and dangers posed by human activities: fire, explosions, buildings and structures collapse, intoxicants leakage, and even cybernetic attacks. Security Systems Engineering specialists evaluate hazards and select the best technological solution. Also, they are able to design security systems, supervise... Learn about: Systems Engineering...

...(Available as : Extended Diploma / Diploma / 90 Credit Diploma / Subsidiary Diploma) This is a practical, work-related course designed to meet the needs of students wishing to pursue a career in one of the Uniformed Public Services (the armed forces, police, fire service, ambulance service, prison... Learn about: Public Sector, Skills and Training...

...This course will be of particular interest to those whose eventual aim is to enter the uniformed services, including the Police Service, Fire Service, Armed Forces, Ambulance Service, Customs and Excise and other community/emergency related service organisations. It provides the skills, descipline... Learn about: Customs and Excise, Public Sector...

...This course is a first step to a career in the uniformed (police, fire, ambulance or armed forces) or non-uniformed public services. You will study 10 units including 6 mandatory units: The uniformed and non-uniformed public services sector; introduction to fitness and lifestyle for working... Learn about: Public Sector, Personal Effectiveness...

... Design for Fire This module develops the student’s knowledge and awareness of: Building fires; Consequences of building fires and general safety measures... Learn about: Structural Design, Construction Training, Structural Engineering...

...Course Summary: This one-year course introduces learners to the role of the Public Services - from the Police, Ambulance and Fire Services to the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines. Emphasis is placed on skills development at this level and so a supportive programme of military maths and English... Learn about: Air Force...

... are eligible for associate membership with the Institute of Foresters of Australia. Major areas of study The course provides targeted forest science and management education and training. It includes studies in natural resource management, measuring trees and forests, fire ecology and management, plant... Learn about: Land Use...

...This course is a first step to a career in the uniformed (police, fire, ambulance or armed forces) or non-uniformed public services. You will study 10 units including 6 mandatory units: The uniformed and non-uniformed public services sector; introduction to fitness and lifestyle for working... Learn about: Public Sector, Personal Effectiveness...

...Safety techniques for hazard and effect management; Safety Culture; Work Environment; Chemical Handling / HAZCOM / Product Stewardship; Fire Safety; Electrical Safety; Confined Space; Lockout/Tagout; Logistics; Process... Learn about: Heat Transfer, Fire Safety, Cost Control...

...For those whose aim is to enter the uniformed services, including the Police, Fire and Ambulance Services, Armed Forces, Customs and Excise and other community/emergency related service organisations. It provides the skills, discipline and knowledge required to equip you for your career in Public... Learn about: Customs and Excise, Public Sector, Cultural Studies...

... and Management is also available as an entry point and is suited to graduates with a background in general or environmental sciences who wish to seek careers in government forest services, management of native forests, fire fighting, land use and parks management, mine site rehabilitation, plantation management... Learn about: Environmental Impact, Resource Management...

... an excellent insight into the industry when seeking employment or further study. There will also be the opportunity to undertake the Fire and Smoke Training and Wet Drills training. There will also be the opportunity to undertake the Fire and Smoke Training... Learn about: Travel and Tourism, Aviation Training, Travel Tourism...

... in a specific area of forensic science which includes but is not limited to DNA analysis, crime scene investigation, forensic toxicology and drug analysis, GSR analysis, skeletal anatomy, analysis of fire evidence, questioned documents and document fraud... Learn about: IT Law, Forensic science, Analytical Science...

... management in this industry; Hydrocarbon process safety and Fire protection and emergency response... Learn about: Hazard Perception, Risk Assessment...

... including PCSO’s, Fire Service, Army, Royal Navy, RAF, Royal Marines Commandos, Prison Service, Ambulance Service and HM Customs and Excise.Students will also develop transferable skills that would be suited to a number of private sector positions. We also equip you to progress on to a wide range... Learn about: Public Sector, Customs and Excise, Skills and Training...

...A 2 year course for those wishing to enter the Police, Fire or Ambulance Services, Armed Forces, Prison Service, Customs and Excise and other community/emergency service related organisations. It will provide the skills, discipline and knowledge required to equip you for your career in Public... Learn about: Team Training, Public Sector, Part Time...

... in the industry drive a continuing demand for degree-qualified foresters able to work in production, conservation and restoration forestry. Native forests continue to be important sources of high-value wood and require managers in public forest agencies and national parks where the focus is on fire management... Learn about: Information Systems, Environmental Science, Resource Management...