Los Medanos College – Seeking Lead and Assistant Instructors

Los Medanos College (LMC) is seeking experienced fire service professionals to serve as Lead and Assistant Instructors for our upcoming Spring Fire Academy.

We are looking for California State Fire Training-certified professionals who are interested in sharing their knowledge, field experience, and enthusiasm for the fire service with the next generation of firefighters.
This spring, LMC will build upon our valued partnership with Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (ConFire) to host the Academy at their training site. This partnership provides an exceptional environment for students to learn while connecting their classroom and academy training to the expectations, culture, and practices of the fire service.
We hope to engage firefighters and fire service professionals from throughout the region who can bring a range of experiences and perspectives to our recruits. Opportunities are available for both Lead Instructors and Assistant Instructors, making this an excellent way to contribute whether you are an experienced instructor or a fire professional interested in becoming more involved in training and education.
As an instructor, you will have the opportunity to:
  • Share your professional expertise and real-world experience with Academy recruits
  • Help develop skilled, disciplined, and service-minded future firefighters
  • Work alongside other experienced fire service professionals
  • Strengthen connections between regional fire agencies and Los Medanos College
  • Inspire students as they prepare to enter the fire service
We would greatly appreciate your help in sharing this opportunity throughout your departments, agencies, and professional networks.
Fire service professionals who are interested in serving as a Lead or Assistant Instructor are encouraged to complete this 4-minute interest survey.
Thank you for your partnership and for your commitment to developing the next generation of fire service professionals. We look forward to bringing together talented instructors from across our region to create an outstanding learning experience for LMC Fire Academy recruits.
Warm regards,
Emerald Templeton
Dean, Career Technical Education &
Workforce and Economic Development (interim)
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Compton Community College – Full-Time Instructor

Compton Community College District Full-Time, Tenure-Track Teaching Position in Fire Technology Req: A2025-031 Salary: $55,669 – $89,569 (depending upon education and experience) Complete job description and application available online at: […]

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Career Catalyst Job

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Good morning all,
I hope this email finds all of you well and enjoying a bit of a summer break.
As some of you may know, I have been in contact with an organization called Career Catalyst, created by the Foundation of Ca Community Colleges. This organization acts as an employer of record for paid internships and apprenticeships, partnering with governmental agencies, municipalities, workforce boards and colleges, to name a few. Career Catalyst could assist us in turning volunteer positions into paid work experience.
I am working on the possibility of having them make a presentation on how they could assist with public safety students. They have asked if I can provide some job descriptions for the positions these interns, apprentices and pre-apprentices would hold within the public safety organizations. You are some of my best resources, and thought you might be able to assist in gathering an assortment of job descriptions for their review.
Thank you in advance for any you could provide.
Linda
 
 

Linda Vaughn, M.Ed.

Regional Director – Public Safety Sector
(408) 591-4438
Hosted by Chabot-Las Positas Community College District
 
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San Diego Miramar College Fire Academy Instructional Lab Technician / Trades

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Exciting Career Opportunity at Mt. San Antonio College

Mt. San Antonio College is pleased to announce a full-time, 10-month tenure-track faculty opening for the position of Professor of Wildland Fire Technology. We are seeking a dedicated and experienced professional to join our team and help prepare the next generation of wildland fire service leaders.

This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the wildland fire service while enjoying the benefits of a rewarding career in higher education.

For more information and to apply, please click the link below:

Professor of Wildland Fire Technology – Apply Here

Thank you!

Chief Raymond Mosack

Director of Public Safety Programs

(he/him/his)

 

[email protected]

(909) 274-5747

(909) 274-2027

 

Building: 28B, Room: 07

On The Web:

Website: https://www.mtsac.edu/public-safety-programs

 

Mt. San Antonio College

1100 N. Grand Ave.,

Walnut CA 91789

www.mtsac.edu

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