Code 3 Academy’s faculty learned how to teach EMS, Firefighting, Law Enforcement, Nursing and military personnel on the fly. Many of us were not formally trained until after we had been teaching. We hope this is a helpful resource.
At Code 3 Academy, we help public safety professionals like you become exceptional instructors. Whether you’re in EMS, fire, law enforcement, or emergency management, your ability to teach others is just as critical as your ability to act under pressure.
You’ve mastered your craft. Now it’s time to master the art of teaching it.
Our “Learning How to Teach” series is built specifically for public servants—by someone who’s walked the same path. With 25 years of real-world experience teaching adults across the globe in high-stakes, high-impact fields, we know what it’s like to be thrown into the classroom without formal training. We also know how much better it gets when you learn how to teach with intention.
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