Firefighter Exam Audio Crash Course - Complete Content Review - Top Test Questions!

De: AudioLearn Content Team

Narrado por: Lon Harris

AudioLearn Crash Courses Presents The Firefighter Exam

Developed by experienced practitioners and professionally narrated for easy listening, this course is a valuable tool when preparing for your Firefighter Exam.

The audio is focused and high-yield, covering only what you need to know to pass your test. The material is accurate, up-to-date, and broken down into bite-sized chapters. There are key takeaways following each chapter to drive home key points and quizzes to review commonly tested questions.

Here is what we'll cover:

• Profile of a Firefighter
• Duties and Responsibilities
• The Application Process
• Written, Physical, and Oral Testing
• Decision Making
• Reading Comprehension
• Language Skills
• Listening Comprehension
• Math?
• Charts and Tables
• Memory Spatial Recognition and Visualization
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Material, question types, and strategies
• CPAT or the Fitness Test
• Preparing for the Fitness Test
• Oral Interviews
• Physical and Psychological Testing
• The Science of Firefighting
• Emergency Medical? Response
• Success! The Road Ahead

We will end our review with a 100 question practice test.

Also included is a follow-along PDF manual containing the entire text of this audio course as well as all of the figures, charts, and images we’ll be reviewing.

Now let's get started!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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Handy for something but NOT so much for Cert I

This was a great guide for someone looking to get a civil service job, but for Firefighter Cert 1, it only has 1 useful chapter (19).
There were lots of interview tips and job search info if that is your issue, but the actual nity-grity firefighter stuff was largely ignored.

The information that was pertinent was represented on the Cert 1 exam, but there should have been far more of that material and less job search and interview stuff. Also, the EMT materials at the end were kind of pointless. There were no real skills represented in that section, it was all about why you need EMT Cert to make yourself more marketable (which is true).

Someone needs to develop a Cert 1 study guide that we can listen to on the road or in our free time and this was not it.

Sad I used an Audible credit on this

More career exploration.

Not for test prep, more career exploration, qualifications, entry requirements, and general overview. Narrator was good.

great for a very first intro

I really like the introductory nature of this book. It’s great that there is an accompanying PDF that I can reference hardcopy. I would recommend this beginner level introduction.

Dreadful

This has to be one of the most awful and redundant books ever produced. On 4 separate occasions in chapter 5, he states to “only write on your test booklet if you’re allowed to do so”. In chapter 7 it talks of the ineffectiveness of reading next to a dictionary and “how time Consuming it can be to look up every third word”.

I made it half way through this book and I can’t take it any longer. Save your money and buy “mastering the firefighter exam: Steve Cunningham”, or any other book besides this one.