The Occupational Certificate: Firefighter provides learners with the technical, operational, and safety skills required for firefighting and emergency response. The qualification enhances employability within public and private emergency services sectors and provides a solid foundation for career growth in the field of fire and rescue services.
International Comparability:
This qualification aligns with NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) standards from the United States and UK firefighting qualifications. It ensures that graduates meet globally recognized firefighting competencies, particularly in fire suppression, hazardous materials handling, and rescue operations.
Career Pathways and Articulation:
R28,750.00 incl. VAT
To qualify as a firefighter, learners must complete theoretical and practical training modules, as well as work-based experience components. Upon successful completion, they will be assessed through an integrated summative assessment to confirm their competency.
Entry Requirements:
Certification and Accreditation:
Upon passing the external integrated summative assessment, learners will receive an Occupational Certificate: Firefighter, registered with the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) and endorsed by the Local Government Sector Education and Training Authority (LG SETA).
Graduates of this qualification will be able to:
The qualification comprises knowledge modules, practical skills modules, and work experience modules, totaling 149 credits.
Knowledge Modules (47 Credits):
Practical Skill Modules (46 Credits):
Work Experience Modules (56 Credits):
Integrated Assessment:
