V. Student Preparation
V. Student Preparation
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A comprehensive process to prepare students for career transition is in place. Students are given co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities that support career goals. Students are supported and recognized by staff.
CTE Flier Fire Science.pdfCareer Awareness and Employability
Career Awareness and Employability
Students create portfolios which include the following:
Application
Letter of Introduction
Resume
Certification Completions
FEMA
NWCG
CPR/AED
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Confined Space Awareness
Hazardous Materials First Responder
EMT Certification (National Registry)
Students will sit through a mock interview given by industry leaders from Fire and EMS agencies.
MVHS Graduate from FST and EMT working for AMR Hemet
CalFire Fire Captain speaking about becoming a Dozer Operator
Capstone Fire Management Inc. and Arrow Bear Fire Department speaking to students about careers with their agency
MVHS Students during Murrieta Fire and Rescues Cadet Academy
Student Focus
Student Focus
Each student graduates with College Credits which are articulated from Mt. San Jacinto College (up to 21 college units)
The following Students have graduated from Fire Science and/or EMT
2019 - N/A
2020 - 12 graduates FST
2021 - 19 Graduates FST
2022 - 23 Graduates FST (12 EMT Certificates)
2023 - 45 Graduates FST (14 EMT Certificates)
2024 - 53 Graduates FST (22 EMT Certificates)
2025 - 59 Graduates FST (32 EMT Certificates)
Students graduate with their individual career plans and portfolios
MVHS Cadet graduating from Firefighter Academy at Ben Clark Training Center
Year 2 Fire Science Cadets on skills day
MVHS Cadet using the Circular Saw
Wildland Cadets deploying Fire Shelters
EMT MCI Drill
Fire Science Club and EMT Club promoting FST and EMT at Thompson Elementary School
Wildland Cadet Washing Wildland Hose
Advance Fire Science Cadets Ventilating with Chainsaw on Ventilation Prop
Certifications & Credentials
Certifications & Credentials
MSJC ARTICULATION
FIRE 101 Introduction to Fire Technology (3 units)
FIRE 102 Fundamentals of Fire Prevention (3 units)
FIRE 106 Fundamentals of Fire Behavior (3 units)
FIRE 121 Fundamentals of Wildland Firefighting (3 units)
FIRE 122 Firefighter Safety and Survival (3 units)
EMS 050 - Emergency Medical Technician (6 units)
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
FEMA 100 Introduction to the Incident Command System
FEMA 200 Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response
FEMA 700 National Incident Management System
FEMA 800 National Response Framework
FEMA 5.a An Introduction to Hazardous Materials
WMD AWR 160 WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders
NATIONAL WILDFIRE COORDINATING GROUP
NWCG S-130 Wildland Firefighter Training
NWCG S-190 Introduction to Wildland Behavior
NWCG L-180 Human Factors in the Wildland Fire Service
CONFINED SPACE AWARENESS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICAN
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICAN - NREMT
STOP THE BLEED
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION BLS CPR/AED
Student of the Month
Emergency Medical Technician Completion Ceremony
Emergency Medical Technician Graduation
Cadet of the Year Award
Work Based Learning
Work Based Learning
EMT Students are assigned to Internship sites at Murrieta Fire and Rescue, CAL FIRE, AMR, Inland Valley Hospital, Rancho Springs Hospital, Riverside University Health Systems for a 4 - 12 hour shifts for a total of 48 hours and obtain 10 patient contacts
EMT Students are assigned to Internship sites at Murrieta Fire and Rescue, CAL FIRE, AMR, Inland Valley Hospital, Rancho Springs Hospital, Riverside University Health Systems for a 4 - 12 hour shifts for a total of 48 hours and obtain 10 patient contacts
American Medical Response
Riverside Cal Fire Dozer 3140 at MVHS
Capstone and Arrow Bear Fire Department
ARMY recruitment for Firefighter and EMT
Murrieta Fire and Rescue
Student Recognition
Student Recognition
Cadet of the Year
Student Recognition
Cadet of the Year
Graduating Students working for Capstone 2 days after graduating MVHS
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