| In just 15 weeks - one semester - you can have the specialized knowledge and skills required to work in the public safety/emergency services field. Humber's program is designed in consultation with - and is supported by - police, fire and ambulance services. Courses are presented by faculty recognized for their experience and excellence in their particular discipline/field of expertise. The curriculum includes call management, orientation to pre-hospital care, professional issues, equipment and operations, emergency systems management, crisis/stress management, and documentation skills. Graduates of this program will receive an Ontario College Certificate. Various safety/emergency employers may offer professional certification through the completion of on the job training.
Field/Clinical Placement
Students will prepare a Field Observation/Research Report within an emergency telecommunications centre. This placement will provide them with the opportunity for in-depth observation of the skills and knowledge required for the position of an emergency communicator. Because this field involves shift work, practical experience could take place evenings, weekends, or nights at a variety of locations.
Additional Admission Requirements
Upon acceptance into the program and prior to the start of classes, the following requirements must be completed:
Program Options
Our academic calendar has more information on Humber's range of Emergency Service programs:
We also offer an Advanced Care Paramedic Program, email Lynne Urszenyi for more details.
In the Calendar
For more information please select from the following:
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