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This 500 to 559-hour course provides manipulative and technical training in basic concepts of fire department organization, ropes, knots and hitches, hose and hose handling, ladder evolutions, wildland fires, fire investigation, fire prevention, salvage operations, fire department apparatus, tools and equipment,

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Degree and certificate programs are offered in a variety of career fields that include aerospace, audio/visual technology and communication, business administration, construction, education/training, engineering, health care, information technology, manufacturing, fire service, transportation, culinary arts and barber.

The Fire Protection Technology Program is a two-year Associate's Degree program. Upon completion of this program, you are awarded an Associate's Degree in Fire Protection Technology.

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Bates Technical College's Recruit Academy is a 29-credit, IFSAC-accredited program that provides newly-hired firefighters with the knowledge and skills required to become a probationary firefighter. The course is 14 weeks of intense training.

The duration of this course is 640 hours or 4 months.

The average fire academy program takes about 12 to 14 weeks to complete a total of 600 hours of training. While most programs want all students to enter at the same time, some have staggered entrance options. Generally, you'll need to commit anywhere from 40 to 48 hours weekly to undergo the program.