Indigenous Youth Wildfire Training
Indigenous Youth Wildfire Training & Recruitment
Building Skills, Protecting Communities, and Preparing for the Future
Join us in a nationwide initiative to train Indigenous youth in wildfire safety, response, and career development.
Training Program Components
S-100:
- Gain essential skills for wildfire response and mitigation.
- Experience hands-on training with pumps, hoses, nozzles, and safety equipment.S-185:
- Learn how to assess fire risks and ensure personal safety in wildfire situations.
- Explore strategies for deploying resources efficiently.ICS-100:
- Understand the structure and roles of an operational emergency centre.
- Online course serving as a foundation for future emergency management training.WHMIS:
- A quick online course covering hazard classification, container labelling, and safety data sheets.
- A great stepping stone for employment and workplace safety.
Format:
2 Online Classes: Flexible learning to fit your schedule.
2 Days In-Person Training: Hands-on practice and live instruction.
Provincial Firefighter Requirements
Detailed information for various provinces is available to help you prepare for local firefighting opportunities, including physical fitness tests, certifications, and training.
This dashboard provides an up-to-date visual overview of the First Nation communities that have received Youth Wildfire Training delivered by the National Indigenous Fire Safety Council (NIFSC). It serves as a central resource for tracking program reach, identifying locations, and monitoring the expansion of fire safety and wildland fire response training across Indigenous communities.
Wildfire Youth Training Sites
Contact Us
Have questions or want to bring this program to your community?
Email: brett.pituka@indigenousfiresafety.ca