• Instructor Forms
• Instructor Toolbox
• Leader's Corner
• Tactical Problems
• Training Verification Form
• FEMA Form 75-5
• Training Record Request Form for Departments Updated 02/22/2007
• Training Record Request Form for Individuals Updated 02/22/2007
• Sample Test: Test Your Fire Skills

• Travel Reimbursement Form Updated 02/11/2008
• Travel Reimbursement Form Sample Updated 03/27/2006
• Field Instructor Time Sheet Form Updated 04/13/2006
• Field Instructor Time Sheet Sample Updated 03/27/2006
• Form 9: Course Authorization Request Form
• Form 10: Course Report Updated 09/17/2006
• Allied Professional Report Form (CLEET)
• Course Evaluation Questionnaire
• In House Course Report Form Updated 09/17/2006
• Registration Invoice Form Updated 09/17/2006

1. 11 Keys To Engaging Adult Learners
2. Learner Motivation
3. Components of an Effective Presentation
4. Active Training
5. Creating a Discussion Guide
6. A Few Simple Audiovisual Rules
7. A Few Facts About IFSAC
8. A Student Bill of Rights
9. Preparing for Fire Department Assessment Centers
10. Teaching Psychomotor Skills in the Fire Service
11. Fire Safety Education - Knowing the Audience

1. Legal Decisions May Impact Future Liability of Incident Commanders
2. What is Success for a Leader?
3. Followership
4. The Leader's Role in Driving Safety
5. Preparing for Fire Department Assessment Centers
6. Developing Consensus During a Meeting

Tactical problems will be presented for a variety of situations: structure fires, wildland fires, emergency medical care, hazardous materials, WMD and rescue.  Each problem will include a scenario description with questions for the students to answer, a list of considerations for you – the instructor – to discuss with the students, and a few digital slides to illustrate the problem (the digital slides can be printed as overheads).  What are not provided are the specific answers to the problem!  You must develop the answers based on your local resources, policies, etc.  A typical officer or instructor should be able to facilitate a problem in less than 30 minutes with a crew or small class.  You may certainly add to the scenarios, develop local slides, or add questions for discussions.  In short, you make the problem work for your training need.

1. Tactical Problem 1
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2. Tactical Problem 2
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3. EMS Case Study #1
4. EMS Case Study #2
5. EMS Case Study #3
6. Tactical Problem 3
   Tactical Problem 3 Views
7. EMS Case Study #4 - Dealing with Death
8. EMS Case Study #5 - Gunshot Wound
9. Tactical Problem 4
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10. Tactical Problem 5
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