Instructor 1
Instructional methodology, lesson preparation, communication, delivery, testing, records, and the initial instructor pathway.
Instructor development
Fire & emergency services instructor development
Course delivery, evaluation, and program-development training for personnel who teach and assess fire and emergency services curriculum.
Who this serves
Fire-department training officers, company officers, academy staff, subject-matter instructors, and emergency-services educators.
Standards and frameworks
NFPA 1020California State Fire TrainingCSTIInstructor 1, 2 & 3Skills evaluation
Program scope
Training matched to the assigned work.
NFPA 1020 is the current consolidated professional-qualification standard covering fire and emergency services instructors, fire officers, and EMS officers. California State Fire Training delivery follows the curriculum, prerequisites, certification requirements, and adopted standard identified for each current SFT course.
Programs address instructional planning, delivery, evaluation, ethics, audiovisual support, skills evaluation, and program management. Course selection is based on the role the student is preparing to perform.
Available program areas
Instructor 2 and 3
Course development, evaluation, supervision, program management, and administrative responsibilities.
Ethics and evaluation
Ethical Leadership in the Classroom, Techniques of Evaluation, and practical assessment methods.
Skills and lead evaluator
Evaluator preparation for Fire and Emergency Services Instructor and Fire Fighter skills processes.
Delivery
Direct instruction in the operating environment.
Programs can be delivered for a host agency, academy, or regional group. Materials and examples are adapted to the organization’s curriculum, documentation system, student population, and applicable SFT or CSTI requirements.
Programs are personally led and delivered by Brent Dubois. Subcontracted instructors are not used.
From a program participant or partner
“He has a unique ability to translate complex concepts into practical, actionable skills.”
Jonathan Francisco · Battalion Chief, Woodside Fire Protection District
Training inquiries
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