I’d focus on whatever you’re covering in class that week instead of trying to learn everything at once. Even 1–2 focused hours a day reviewing notes, doing practice questions, and going over anything you got wrong can make a huge difference. EMT school moves fast, so staying consistent every day is way better than cramming. Also check out the free EMT course in our Skool community if you need some extra study material!

You’re already putting yourself in a great spot, especially having your EMT and starting medic school this young. I’d focus on learning about the department, practicing common interview questions, and getting comfortable explaining why you want to be a firefighter and what you bring to the table. Be yourself, stay humble, and don’t be afraid to go for it even if it’s your first process.

@Isidro Gonzalez Awesome, congratulations and best of luck to you! Keep it up

For EMT/Fire, there are definitely a lot, but some of the big ones I’d focus on are SAMPLE, OPQRST, DCAP-BTLS, AVPU, ABCs, AEIOU-TIPS, BE-FAST, and GCS.