Fire and Life Safety Educator I

Empower communities with critical fire prevention and life safety knowledge through this entry-level educator course. Over 40 hours, participants will learn how to design, deliver, and evaluate effective educational programs that reduce risks and enhance public preparedness.

This certification prepares you for roles as a community educator in fire and life safety awareness, enabling you to lead public safety campaigns and risk reduction initiatives. It also provides a foundation for advancing to Fire and Life Safety Educator II certification.

Become a trusted advocate for community safety and help prevent incidents through education and awareness.

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Course duration

40 Hours

Course language

English

On- or off-site training

On- & Off-Site Available

NQF level

5

Credits

5

Entry level

NQF Level 4

Course ID

1035

Completing this course will enable you to:

  • Serve as a community educator specialising in fire and life safety awareness.
  • Plan and deliver public safety campaigns and training sessions.
  • Conduct risk reduction initiatives to improve community resilience.
  • Progress to Fire and Life Safety Educator II certification for more advanced roles.

Course Outcomes

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

  • Develop and deliver fire and life safety education programs tailored to diverse audiences.
  • Conduct community risk assessments to identify fire and life safety hazards.
  • Create and distribute educational materials on fire prevention and safety practices.
  • Foster community engagement to promote safety awareness and preparedness.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of education programs and materials.

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Course Curriculum

Entry Requirements

  • Minimum age: 18 years
  • Educational Requirement: Matric (NQF Level 4) or equivalent with two South African languages (one being English).
  • Health Requirement: Certified valid medical qualification (e.g., HPCSA Card, Advanced First Responder SAQA US No. 376480, NQF 3).

Accommodation and meals can also be provided, please enquire.

Course Curriculum (Summarised Version)

  • Module 1: Principles of Fire and Life Safety Education
    • Understanding community risk factors
    • Key elements of fire prevention education
  • Module 2: Developing Educational Programs
    • Identifying target audiences and learning needs
    • Structuring and organising educational content
  • Module 3: Delivering Educational Presentations
    • Engaging and interactive teaching techniques
    • Adapting delivery methods to diverse audience groups
  • Module 4: Community Risk Assessment
    • Identifying hazards and vulnerabilities in communities
    • Designing mitigation strategies based on assessment findings
  • Module 5: Creating Educational Materials
    • Developing pamphlets, posters, and digital content
    • Incorporating graphics and language for maximum impact
  • Module 6: Program Evaluation and Feedback
    • Measuring the effectiveness of education initiatives
    • Gathering and analysing feedback for continuous improvement
  • Module 7: Practical Exercises
    • Developing and presenting a mock fire safety program
    • Peer and instructor assessments of teaching performance

Why choose our Occupational Health and Safety courses?

  • Low-pressure lesson environment.
  • Structured modular lessons.
  • We focus on both theory and practical knowledge.
  • Fully-accredited, experienced instructors.

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