OVER 1,600 RECRUITS COMPLETE FIRE SERVICE TRAINING A total of 1,658 recruits of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) successfully completed their training and officially passed out on Friday, June 20, 2025, at the Fire Academy and Training School in Jamestown. Recruit Course 55, comprising 843 men and 815 women, underwent eight months of rigorous training that covered both classroom subjects and practical drills. The recruits were trained in fire science, electricity, breathing apparatus opera

The National Fire Academy (NFA) is undergoing a major transformation into a world-class training hub, featuring a state-of-the-art simulation “Fire House”, advanced rescue props for aircraft and automobiles, and facilities designed to train up to 3,000 personnel at once. From drill towers to automated fire scenarios, this 23-hectare facility is setting a new benchmark for excellence, preparedness, and strategic response. | Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo

Small Steps, Big Lessons!” Training Day | National Fire Service Week 2025 Today, our brave fire officers trained young children with one powerful message — “Don’t fear fire, fight it with knowledge and awareness.” Through fire safety demos and interactive sessions, kids learned the basics of firefighting and the importance of being alert and prepared. Because fire service is not just about bravery — it's about smart response and community protection. Indian Fire Service – Be The First Responder

This is the beginning of an incredible journey, FBRC Class of 2025-136. Embrace the process, rise to the challenge, and become more than you ever imagined. #NationalFireTrainingInstitute #FBRC_2025_136 #HomeOfTheBraveFirefighters #NFTI_MAIN | National Fire Training Institute

National Fire Training Institute FBRC 2025-140 CL-BANDAWI underwent an intensive tri-skills evaluation designed to develop both their technical proficiency and mental resilience as future responders. The program combined firefighting skills, practiced different kinds of rope ascending and descending skills at elevated heights, and engaged in medical rescue exercises that tested their ability to remain composed under pressure, work seamlessly as a team, and make swift, life-saving decisions. Each