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Confused on FEMA courses - Glen1 - 09-18-2015
CCC Clackamas Community College
I looked into this several years ago. There are requirements that may only be met with face to face courses that must be taken at a state authorized site. These include 1) Community Emer. Response Team – (Field Based Training. Contact local fire department Or Emergency Management Agency) (3 sc), 2) EM Skillbuilder (Workshop) - State conference - States may charge to attend (3 sc), 3) Emergency Management CWE – Contact Yvonne Smith, Department Chair, for project
approval and instructions. (6 sc). There are also a Registration Maximum of 18 credits per quarter (4 terms/yr). These are the reasons I did not pursue this degree.
I reread the program today and it seems to be the same.
sc = semester credits
Confused on FEMA courses - Life Long Learning - 09-19-2015
I will try this week....
rebel100 Wrote:I wish you would start a thread on your CCC experience. A degree plan including CLEP and FEMA that didn't break the bank would be most welcome.
Confused on FEMA courses - Life Long Learning - 09-19-2015
Your local CERT training is 100% FREE (3 Credits). The EM Skillbuilder (Workshop) State Conference (I did a substitute and attended a TIEMS Conference) - taken in your State may require a fee $$. Still cheap compared to regular college and way more fun.:iagree: Max 18 FEMA credits per term is still true. I completed tons of "Credit Prior Learning" (CPL) each term and no limit.:hurray: This is a huge bonus!
Glen1 Wrote:CCC Clackamas Community College
I looked into this several years ago. There are requirements that may only be met with face to face courses that must be taken at a state authorized site. These include 1) Community Emer. Response Team â (Field Based Training. Contact local fire department Or Emergency Management Agency) (3 sc), 2) EM Skillbuilder (Workshop) - State conference - States may charge to attend (3 sc), 3) Emergency Management CWE â Contact Yvonne Smith, Department Chair, for project
approval and instructions. (6 sc). There are also a Registration Maximum of 18 credits per quarter (4 terms/yr). These are the reasons I did not pursue this degree.
I reread the program today and it seems to be the same.
sc = semester credits
Confused on FEMA courses - cookderosa - 09-19-2015
Life Long Learning Wrote:I will try this week....
I sent you a pm about this too. I'd love to share that info with a handful of parents
Confused on FEMA courses - Life Long Learning - 09-19-2015
I am away at work next week. I plan to type up the AAS-EM degree plan and an AAR and post here. I need to verify some of my facts first. I want it to be 100% facts.
Confused on FEMA courses - hightecrebel - 09-22-2015
Life Long Learning Wrote:I am away at work next week. I plan to type up the AAS-EM degree plan and an AAR and post here. I need to verify some of my facts first. I want it to be 100% facts.
Looking forward to seeing it. Seems like it'd be interesting
Confused on FEMA courses - Life Long Learning - 09-28-2015
See my two new posts.
hightecrebel Wrote:Looking forward to seeing it. Seems like it'd be interesting