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Disaster Preparedness Training | United States Federal Emergency Management Agency

500 C St. Sw, Washington, DC 20472

Eligibility

No restrictions to use materials from the Web site for independent study. To receive tests and a certificate of completion for independent study and for on-site courses, generally must be a U.S. resident, but exceptions apply, and must be sponsored by an organization such as an emergency management or response organization.

Required documents

Will be advised if needed

Hours

Varies with service
(800) 621-3362

Voice - voice | 800-621-FEMA

(888) 379-9531

Voice - voice | National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)

https://www.fema.gov

Application process

Go to Web site anytime for information regarding courses and training or phone for information M-F: 8:30am-5:00pm.

Fees

Free

Service area

United States

Description

Provides training, conferences, and independent study courses on a variety of disaster issues such as disaster preparedness, disaster mitigation, and coping with disasters. Some courses offer CEU's.

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Providing organization

United States Federal Emergency Management Agency

Prepares for emergencies and disasters. Helps people and institutions recover from disasters by providing emergency aid and educates the public about emergency preparedness measures. Administers the National Flood Insurance program.