Fire & Emergency Services
NFPA 1041 Standard for Fire and Emergency Services Instructor Professional Qualifications

Fire Service Instructor Level I | ||||||
Course ID: #INST1041-1
Course Description:
Level I Fire Instructor is a textbook-based course that develops the skills of lesson plan development and presentation for both classroom and training ground. Combining the previous Part 1 and Part 2 courses into one week, this course covers:
Textbook: IFSTA. (2012). Fire and emergency services instructor, 8th ed. Stillwater, OK: Fire Protection Publications.
Evaluation: practical evaluation, assignment, proctored written examination
Certification: Download application for ProBoard and IFSAC certificates from Municipal Affairs.
Cost: $795
Delivery options:
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Fire Service Instructor Level II | ||||||
Course ID: #INST1041-2
Course Description: This advanced course is designed to prepare Level I Fire Service Instructors to deliver lessons using a variety of instructional methods such as:
Assignments in this course deal with
Prerequisite: ID #INST1041-1 Fire Service Instructor - Level I
Textbook: IFSTA. (2012). Fire and emergency services instructor, 8th ed. Stillwater, OK: Fire Protection Publications.
Evaluation: practical evaluation, assignment, proctored written exam Certification: Download application for ProBoard and IFSAC certificates from Municipal Affairs. Note: Students are required to complete and submit five pre-class assignments prior to attending. Cost: $795 Delivery Options:
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Enhanced Presentation Skills | ||||||
This 3-day customized course focuses on helping individuals develop presentation skills for both the classroom and training ground. This is a course based on some of the learning objectives and theory covered in the NFPA 1041 Level I course, and is open to any organization interested in improving the verbal and written communication skills of its employees.
Students will learn the fundamentals of learning theory, interpersonal communications, effective management of the learning environment and student behaviours, selection and use of training aids, and lesson plan development and delivery. The practical components of the course include activities that reinforce learning and give students a chance to demonstrate skills learned. Delivery Options:
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