Executive Fire Officer Program changes previewed
Changes to result in an accelerated learning experience for students.
Read about EFO changesThe U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and our National Fire Academy (NFA) are working to advance the professional status and expand the knowledge and skills of fire and emergency services personnel. Our free training and education programs support fire departments and emergency services organizations in preparing for, preventing and responding to fires and other hazards.
The NFA works to enhance the ability of fire and emergency services and allied professionals to deal more effectively with fire and related emergencies. Training courses and programs are delivered at our campus in Emmitsburg, Maryland, online and throughout the nation. Learn more about the NFA.
| April 15 | First semester application period opens |
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| April 15 | Executive Fire Officer (EFO) Program FY 2021 application period closes APPLY |
| April 17-18 | EFO Program Symposium REGISTER |
| April 25-26 | National Training Weekend APPLY |
| June 15 | First semester application period closes |
Changes to result in an accelerated learning experience for students.
Read about EFO changesUSFA is working with state and local providers of training, education and certification to integrate these activities and enhance the overall professional development of the fire and emergency services. Read about our work to integrate training, education, experience and certification.
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