This degree or certificate is offered for students interested in preparing for careers in fire prevention and fire fighting. These skills include: fire prevention techniques, behavior of fire, fire-fighting tactics and strategy, and the equipment used in fire protection.
Below are the list of National Diploma In Fire Technology Schools In South Africa
Diploma in fire technology – Tshwane University of Technology
Diploma in Fire Technology – SAESI
Fire Prevention and Safety Strategies – Unisa
Mangaung Fire Department – Mangaung Metropolitan
Diploma Programmes – DHET
Where can I study to become a firefighter in South Africa?
The course is accredited by South African Emergency Services Institute (SAESI) and the training is carried out at one of the Fire Service training centres, which are located throughout the Western Cape.
What are the requirements to become a firefighter in South Africa?
Every fire department in South Africa has its own requirements but the basic entry level requirements are:
- Matric.
- Driving licence -Code 10 with PrDP.
- Pass a physical test.
- Must not be claustrophobic.
- Must not be afraid of heights.
How much do firefighters earn in SA?
An early career Fire Fighter with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation (includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of R125,000 based on 8 salaries. A mid-career Fire Fighter with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of R211,970 based on 13 salaries
What qualifications do you need to become a fire fighter?
There are no educational requirements for becoming a firefighter, however all candidates must undergo literacy, numeracy and mechanical reasoning testing as part of the recruitment process. A high level of fitness is required, and a minimum physical aptitude standard must be met.