Franklin University
CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT

Fire Officer Courses
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Online Class Date Required
On-site Classes
Cost Register
Fire Officer I Jan. 23
(10 weeks)
Friday, Jan. 27
& Friday, March 30
$450 icon Register
Fire Officer II April. 23
(10 weeks)
Friday, April 27
& Friday, June 29
$650 icon Register

At the sktart and end of the course, all participants are required to attend a one day-long on-site class at Franklin University.

Hear what students and instructors are saying about our Fire Officer I course.

Fire Officer I Course Description

Designed to give firefighters the knowledge and skills necessary to advance to the role of Fire Officer, this 10-week online course also provides a way for you to enhance your understanding of fire officer roles and responsibilities.

Through this course, you will develop your leadership capabilities and apply critical concepts in team dynamics and interpersonal relationships, as well as refine your understanding of pertinent laws, regulations, and methods for building community involvement.

Fire Officer II Course Description

This course is designed for the advanced practitioner company and shift-level officers, including those who seek further advancement opportunities within their organization. You’ll focus on improving in the areas of developing, managing, and leading a fire company.

Competencies covered include applied management and leadership practices, human resource management, firefighter- and company-level professional development, interoperability practices, project management, and relevant (company/station/shift) planning and purchasing processes.


 

Participate in an interactive learning environment where vital, hands-on skill development replaces classroom lectures.

  • Flexible online course reduces expenses and minimizes time away from the job
  • Includes two day-long residencies that eliminate overnight lodging costs
  • Current theory and practices blended with a leadership focus
  • Case studies applied to course knowledge
  • Relevant and current information taught by active-duty fire officers
  • Complies with all NFPA standards and guidelines
  • Approved for college credit at Franklin University


201 S. Grant Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
614.947.6173
prodev@franklin.edu
franklin.edu/prodev
Courses taught by: Jerry L. Mason, MBA, Assistant Chief,
Columbus Division of Fire and Frederick L. Krauser, M.A.,
Deputy Fire Chief, Mifflin Township Division of Fire
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You may be eligible for reimbursement by your employer upon successful course completion.

Ask your employer to fill out our Direct Billing Form.

direct billing

Prerequisites:
  1. Experience as a member of an organized fire department and approval (signed recommendation letter) by a Chief Officer of the department

  2. A career statement of intent in one page or fewer

Upon registration, please submit these documents to prodev@franklin.edu or fax to 614.947.6977.


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