DNR's Wildland Fire Academy Program hosts interagency academy sessions to provide quality wildland fire training at no-cost to Washington's in-state ...

Students who successfully complete the course obtain a National Wildfire Coordinating Group certificate, which allows the student 2 years to work as a wildland ...

As an apprentice, you'll receive pay as you complete a 3,000 hour on-the-job training program at a residential wildland fire academy. The Forest Service covers ...

For Washington's in-state interagency firefighting partners, DNR hosts fire training academies to provide quality wildland fire training at no-cost. Each ...

To complete the blended S130 class, the student will attend one (1) 8-hour field day with direct instruction on Wildland firefighting skills and survival.

Initial training is forty (40) hours, held in the evenings and on weekends. Participating students must have satisfactory academic standing, maintaining a ...

There is no single path to become a fire fighter in Washington State, but there are some basic qualifications: you should be over 18 years of age, have earned ...

The Wildland Fire Certification prepares high school students for a career pathway in the wildland fire suppression industry as Type 2 Wildland Firefighters.

It offers training from basic wildland fire introduction courses to advanced national training programs. In order to enter the Portal, visitors need to create a ...

Serving the Pacific Northwest for over a decade, NFTCA conducts HAZMAT/HAZWOPER classes as well as training wildland firefighters.