HOW TO BECOME A FIREFIGHTER IN 2024 | The Recruitment Process.

Dude I'm 15 and still wants to he a fire fighter

Can you be wealthy doing it?

Thanks for your time putting this together !

Why is physics important to become a firefighter

I AM GOING TO BECOME A FIRE FIGHTER BRAH !

Is there any running or swimming tests?

I was just wondering if you can join if you don’t have a drivers license?

I was just wondering if you can join if you don’t have a drivers license?

This video helped Im looking to get into the fire service

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How to study for situational judgement test doing it once and failed coming to do it again shortly any tips help would mean alot !

After watching a reality tv show of female firefighters i realised that it may be for me.. like you i love fitness and don’t like the idea of being stuck behind the desk all day. The thrill of it is very interesting to me too — the fact that work days will be different is alluring too.

After i finish my final exams for uni, i’ll apply for LFB for sure!

The only thing that makes me hesitate is the night shifts, that was something i’ve always said i’ll never do because i can’t imagine giving up sleep for a job.. but I still got time to look into it!

Thanks man :)

What is the work schedule like ? Days off and days on shift

How about English and Maths test???? there's no video about it! There's not much information available about it! The links they provide for practice are very general which dosent help at all!

This is really helpful thanks now I can become a firefighter

I have NEBOSH safety CERTIFICATE

what's the pass score for the tests

Iv applied for one hopefully I get the job 🙏🙏

Hi , I unfortunately didn’t meet the standards on the calculation/English tests. You said I have to wait 12 months to reapply , is that from when I failed or or 12 months from when I first applied to be a firefighter ?

Do you need ur maths and English gcses to join ?

Did you use anything to practice for the online reasoning tests?

Our experiences have been very similar! I was wanting a career change and sat in my room, mapping my qualities, this job role popped into my head. I was hesitant at first, thinking I might be too old to apply (just turned 30), but I might as well give it a shot. I am waiting on taster day emails and have been educating myself and training while I wait, so super early doors for me, but I am exited to see what it is like. Thank you for these videos mate, the information is appreciated!

Really helpful video mate, I’m just coming towards the end off college and looking to join the fire service, I am currently 17 turning 18 soon how often are the applications open to apply for the role.

Hi mate - thanks for the video. There isn't much online . I know a lad who did it for decades but he has retired a few years ago and says it is a different job now.
I have been a self employed window cleaner for 17 years and fancy a new challenge - like you i could nt work in an office and my skill set is physical fitness and interpersonal ... hoping to get a crack this year as i have managed to accept an invite to the online taster session in a week.

I had a severe accident in the army and it’s taken me years to get ready for the fire service. Currently applying for the second time at the moment. Really helpful these videos mate. Thank you, Chris.

Do you need to attach a cover letter to your online application?

For the hearing test what is the limit as I am moderately deaf in one ear and have been wondering for a while if I would be able to join

Is there like a certain weight limit they have to join?

While doing training do you get paid

Are u trained in how to cope with seeing trauma ?

What do you think is the best way to prepare for, for the maths test ? Any specific topic e.g fractions etc

hi mate, is this process for whole time or retained? are the processes different to eachother?

Looking at this job after leaving the army and couldn't find much info online, cheers mate

watced all n learnt something thx

I was looking at some stuff and it said the BA training is extremely theoretical. If you can Can you explain please?