Firefighting

Firefighting

Firefighting requires discipline and attention to academic and professional standards to successfully fight live fires, address hazardous-materials (HAZMAT) incidents, and conduct search-and-rescue operations. Students will become familiar with the procedures, equipment, and technologies used by fire departments. This course challenges students academically, mentally, and physically and meets the standards of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1001-2013 leading to the opportunity to obtain a Firefighter I certification. This is a one-year program of study for seniors and is a total of three credits.

Prince William County Fire and rescue badge

Application Information

Specialty program applications will be accepted November 1, 2024-February 1, 2025.

Visit the Specialty Programs Application Process website to learn more about the application process.

Who can apply?

Students currently in grades 10 or 11. (are there requirements)

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Program Information

Transport Program

Students participating in this program will be transported between their base school and their program school for all CTE program classes on a PWCS bus daily, returning in time to ride their regular bus home.

Firefighting Program Overview

Unity Reed High School is proud to partner with Prince William County Fire and Rescue to offer Firefighting I and Firefighting II. This partnership provides opportunities for students in 11th or 12th grade. Firefighting is also an available Career-Related Study for students in URHS's IB Career Programme.

Check out this video about our Firefighting Program!

 

You can learn more from visiting our Wakelet page that includes contact information and informational videos about all our programs