The FESHE Leadership Training is postponed.
We are currently assessing future dates and will update the website once a new schedule is confirmed, along with additional information as it becomes available.
The Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Leadership Training at the National Fire Academy (NFA) is the leading event for educators, fire service leaders and policymakers working to advance fire and emergency services education.
This is more than training; it’s a movement to advance professional development, strengthen academic programs, and shape the next generation of fire and emergency medical services (EMS) leaders. Whether you’re an experienced educator, a fire service professional or an advocate for higher education in emergency services, this training offers a chance to connect, collaborate and make a lasting impact.
Why attend?
- Expert-led sessions on emerging trends, education strategies and professional development.
- Networking opportunities with fire and EMS educators, training officers and academic leaders.
- Updates on FESHE model curriculum to help align programs with national standards.
- Strategies for professional growth to improve your institution, department or training program.
Who should attend?
- Fire and EMS educators.
- Fire chiefs and training officers.
- College and university faculty.
- Emergency services professionals.
- Policy and decision-makers.
Cost
FESHE Leadership Training registration, transportation to and from campus, and on-campus lodging are free, but space is limited.
Bus transportation is provided to and from BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport for those staying on campus. (More details on this will be in your welcome packet.)
Attendees staying in on-campus housing are required to purchase a meal ticket from National Emergency Training Center Dining for the duration of their stay. (More details on this will be in your welcome packet.)