The MJC School of Public Safety promotes student success by providing quality training and education. The MJC Regional Fire Training Center was created to operate a unique partnership between MJC and local emergency groups and fire agencies in both Stanislaus and San Joaquin County.
The School of Public Safety works closely with local emergency medical services and fire agencies to expose students to real world simulated events and providing on-campus opportunities such as exposure to industry professionals.
Our objective is to help our students build a better life. We prepare leaders and technically skilled professionals for industry. In addition to our comprehensive training programs, we also offer students:
The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) department provides comprehensive training through its Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT-Basic) program, preparing students for the National Registry EMT Basic Exam. Students gain essential skills in emergency care, learning how to assess and treat common neurological, respiratory, and cardiac emergencies. Graduates are well-prepared for careers as ambulance attendants, fire responders, or emergency medical technicians in a variety of healthcare settings.
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The Fire Technology department at MJC's School of Public Safety offers hands-on, state-accredited training to prepare students for careers in fire service, with the opportunity to earn Firefighter 1 and 2 certifications, as well as several specialized certifications. Through a mix of physical and academic coursework, students gain essential skills in fire protection, rescue operations, and emergency medical services, positioning them for rewarding careers in public safety.
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