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Beaufort County Community College’s fire training program will partner with Beaufort County Schools starting at the beginning of the 2024-2025 academic year to offer firefighter training to high school juniors and seniors.
Beaufort County Community College’s fire training program will partner with Beaufort County Schools starting at the beginning of the 2024-2025 academic year to offer firefighter training to high school juniors and seniors.
 
Firefighters from around the region will participate in a training exercise in Pantego on Saturday, Aug. 19.
Published: Wednesday, November 8th, 2023 @ 11:50 pm By: ENC NOW
Firefighters from around the region will participate in a training exercise in Pantego on Saturday, Aug. 19.
 
Governor proclaims that "woke" has no place in education
Published: Sunday, April 23rd, 2023 @ 9:26 pm By: John Steed
Governor proclaims that "woke" has no place in education
 
A new scholarship will take a burden off of volunteer firefighters and firefighters-in-training.
A new scholarship will take a burden off of volunteer firefighters and firefighters-in-training.
 
Students flocked back to start fall classes at Beaufort County Community College on August 16
Students flocked back to start fall classes at Beaufort County Community College on August 16
 
Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) will be holding its first Public Safety Weekend from March 4- March 6, 2016. Fire, EMS and law enforcement personnel can take advantage of the classes to fulfill their annual training requirements locally.
Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) will be holding its first Public Safety Weekend from March 4- March 6, 2016. Fire, EMS and law enforcement personnel can take advantage of the classes to fulfill their annual training requirements locally.
 
Applications are now being accepted for the Basic Law Enforcement Training Day Academy at Beaufort County Community College that will begin in January, college officials announced this week.
Applications are now being accepted for the Basic Law Enforcement Training Day Academy at Beaufort County Community College that will begin in January, college officials announced this week.
 
Volunteer firefighters from several local volunteer fire departments received two days of training earlier this month sponsored by Beaufort County Community College on fighting a liquified petroleum gas fire.
Volunteer firefighters from several local volunteer fire departments received two days of training earlier this month sponsored by Beaufort County Community College on fighting a liquified petroleum gas fire.
 
As part of its continued service to firefighters, law enforcement officers and other first responders, Beaufort County Community College offers a continuous schedule of training through its Division of Continuing Education.
As part of its continued service to firefighters, law enforcement officers and other first responders, Beaufort County Community College offers a continuous schedule of training through its Division of Continuing Education.
 
Graduates of BCCC's truck driving school can expect to earn between $25,000 and $35,000 their first year of work, according to BCCC's director of fire-training programs and special projects.
Graduates of BCCC's truck driving school can expect to earn between $25,000 and $35,000 their first year of work, according to BCCC's director of fire-training programs and special projects.
 

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