Paramedic
EMT certificate
1 year certificate program
1 year clinicals and ride a longs
Paramedic school is no joke and requires a lot of self-motivation and drive. Before entering school, you must get your EMT certificate (offered each semester) and apply for program admission. Selected students will spend a full year in classroom, skills labs, fire department ride-alongs, and hospital clinicals. The Capstone component of the program is completed at large Advanced Life Support Services in the Lower-48 where the candidate spends 2-3 months in a working internship with licensed paramedic educators performing all of the skills of a paramedic.
The entire course takes approximately a year to complete the paramedic certificate, or a little longer if you are going to complete your AAS Degree in Paramedic Technology.
Median Annual Wage $40,000 – $63,000
Kenai Peninsula Apprenticeships and Training programs
Corrections Officer
Occupational Endorsement Certificate
When you’re a corrections professional, you have an opportunity to work in a variety of roles in public safety and criminal justice. Whether as a correctional officer, probation/parole officer or a criminal justice technician, you contribute to the overall justice system.
Median Annual Wage $41,000 – $62,000
Kenai Peninsula Apprenticeships and Training programs
Firefighter
State of Alaska Firefighter I and Hazardous Materials Operations certifications.
Students must successfully complete the practical skills exam and score at least 70 percent on the written exam. KPC does not administer the certification exams.
Median Annual Wage $28,000 – $79,000