ESA. THE BEST ARE READY.

Overview

Emergency Services Academy Ltd. (“ESA”) strives to improve the provision of emergency services in Canada by developing superior education and training programs for the emergency services industry.

ESA will become the leader in quality education, training, and personal development of emergency services personnel in Canada.

Emergency Services Academy Ltd. ("ESA") provides specialized training.  If you are physically fit and action-oriented, consider a career as a Fire Fighter, Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) or Primary Care Paramedic (PCP). These are careers which appeal to people who are sociable and team-oriented. 

ESA has expert trainers from within the emergency services industry.  Our EMS and Fire instructors provide up-to-date real-world experience. Training is in a simulated work environment which immerses students in realistic situations. ESA training and comprehensive programming provide additional skills, making ESA graduates more employable. Students are challenged to be their best.

ESA is ready to train those with the potential to be the best.  In turn, the best will be ready to save lives and protect property.

12 Weeks in the Life of a Fire Student.  Follow one of our students through fire training.  
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FROM THE BEST...

"I have 3 weeks left in my Toronto Fire recruit class and I am very thankful I attended ESA. The standard that ESA teaches to was very high. I have felt that my knowledge from ESA has put me ahead throughout my recruit class. I also appreciate how ESA teaches many of the new techniques in fire fighting e.g. decon and ventilation. Toronto Fire has not adopted many of these new principles and I feel like I am ahead of the curve. I also found after talking to many of the other students in my recruit class that I had much more hands on and in depth classes on most topics. Especially the live fire training, auto ex, decon, fire dynamics, self rescue. I would like to say Thank you to all the ESA staff and instructors."
- Calvin, Fire 1803+