Fire Administration Certificate

A certificate in Fire Administration covers divisions of emergency services and is a step in receiving an AAS degree in Fire Science.

Interested in applying to the Fire Science program? Attend a FREE information session

This one-hour session will give you all the information you need about admission procedures, course selection, and program requirements.

Join us from home via Zoom or visit our campus for an in-person meeting.

To register, call 913-469-3809 or email advise@jccc.edu. Once registered, indicate which date and format you would prefer, then receive a Zoom link or location for your selected session.

Tuesday, Oct. 1: 5 p.m., Zoom
Wednesday, Oct. 2: 5 p.m., TBD
Tuesday, Nov. 5: 5 p.m., Zoom
Wednesday, Nov. 6: 5 p.m., TBD

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What will you learn in JCCC’s Fire Administration Certificate program?

Earn certifications and gain mastery in skills you can use immediately in a fire department.

Advance your career with 6 core fire service courses through our Fire Administration Certificate, and if you choose, use these credits to complete your Associate of Applied Science in Fire Science degree. Take 48 credit hours to earn your Fire Administration certificate. This stackable certificate pairs with Fire Services AAS courses and the Firefighter Certificate. With any or all these credentials, you’ll be set for employment in local fire departments.

You’ll get comprehensive training specifically designed to:

Prepare you for employment with area fire service agencies
Promote your professional development and deliver skills for advancement in fire service
Teach the latest industry principles and theory on fire safety
Reinforce best practices in tactical operations

Explore JCCC's catalog to learn about our Fire Administration certificate and individual courses

[Catalog] Fire Administration Certificate

[Catalog] Fire Science courses

This is a selective admission program. See how to apply for Fire Academy

Why JCCC for Fire Administration?

JCCC partners with the Kansas Fire & Rescue Training Institute at the University of Kansas. That guarantees your JCCC credits will transfer if you choose to earn an advanced degree.

JCCC is accredited through the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC)
Instructors work in close cooperation with the Johnson County Fire Chiefs Association
Get a FREE education with a Kansas Promise Scholarship  See if you qualify.

Find your future in Fire Administration

Jobs and salaries vary for careers in Fire Administration depending on city and state regulations. Some options could be:

Administrative Assistant to Fire Chief
Administrative Coordinator for Fire Rescue
Staff Technician for Fire Academy
Safety Specialist

Find employment projections and salary information at the Power BI Post Graduate Report.

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Want to continue your education at a 4-year college or university? You can transfer your credits toward a bachelor’s degree. Arrange an appointment with a counselor to discuss your plans and ensure a smooth transfer experience.  

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