Has anyone here attended the San Pasqual Fire Academy? If so what was your experience there? I'm really interested in attending, I just wish that I had someone else's opinion.
I recently decided to look into becoming a firefighter and everything I read and everyone I talk to makes me want to do it even more. I've been weight training and recently started running and working on my cardio. After I finish the academy I was planning on taking an EMT certification course at the local college in the fall. Besides this, I need some advise, any advice. I'm anxious to learn and anything would be of value to me.
Kevin
Academy - http://sprfd.org/academy.html
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03-19-2010, 05:00 AM #1Forum Member
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04-11-2010, 04:30 PM #2Forum Member
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I too am considering this academy..it would be great to get some other opinions on this. However I do think this topic might be in the wrong section.
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11-15-2012, 04:42 PM #3Forum Member
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I am attending academy 18 Jan 7. of 2013. Bellow is the all the information you may need to take advantage of this opportunity. The only prerequisite's are to be 18 years of age and posses a valid form of Identification. This is the only Academy that does not require any medical certifications.
We are a California State Fire Marshal Accredited Academy for Fire Fighter I
Approximately 15.5 College credits through the California Community College system. The San Pasqual Reservation Fire Academy is designed to train and equip cadets to meet state of California Fire Marshal, Fire Fighter Academy Standards, IFSAC Fire Fighter I & II. Fire Fighter curriculum is presented in a condensed 14 weeks format totaling 624 training hours. On completion of the San Pasqual Reservation Fire Academy cadets will also receive the (22) certifications listed below:
SFM Fire Fighter I
NWCG S – 100
NWCG S – 200
NWCG S – 110
NWCG S – 130
NWCG S – 131
NWCG S – 190
CSFM Confined Space Awareness
CSFM Trench Rescue Operations
CSFM Low Angel Rope Rescue
CSFM Fire Control 1
CSFM Fire Control 2
CSFM Fire Control 3B
CSFM Auto Extrication
CSFM – ICS 200
IFSAC – FF1
IFSAC – FF2
IFSAC Haz Mat Fro “Operations”
IFSAC Haz Mat Fra “Awareness”
CSTI Haz Mat Fro “Operations”
CSTI Haz Mat Fra “Awareness”
Swift Water Rescue Awareness
Contact information:
Tyler Combs, Recruiting coordination
951-326-0882
Source: http://sprfa.org/
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12-01-2012, 07:14 PM #4Forum Member
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I attended the academy and all I can say is that the PT is gnarly. There are a lot of hills in that area and just be prepared for getting your *****$$ handed to you everyday. Other than that it is a lot of work but will pay off for a great job in the future.
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01-01-2013, 11:48 PM #5Forum Member
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Didn't attend but this academy isn't highly regarded in the area. It'll get you a cert though.
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02-18-2013, 02:21 PM #6Forum Member
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I went there and it paid off for me. Few months later and I got on with one of the best departments in the state.
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