Certificate Awarded Sample Clauses

Certificate Awarded. Students will be awarded a BHC EMT Basic Certificate upon successful completion of all courses and successfully completing all required exams that attach to courses. This does not refer the TXDSHS certification to practice EMS. Courses under this Agreement serve to prepare a Student to sit for the NREMT.
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Certificate Awarded. Students will be awarded a Dallas College EMT Basic Certificate upon successful completion of all courses and successfully completing all required exams that attach to courses. This does not refer the TXDSHS certification to practice EMS. Courses under this Agreement serve to prepare a Student to sit for the NREMT.
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Certificate Awarded. Students will be awarded a Dallas College Basic Firefighter Level I Certificate upon successful completion of all courses and successfully completing all required exams that attach to courses. This does not refer the TXDSHS certification to practice EMS or the TCFP certification for fire protection. Courses under this Agreement serve to prepare a Student to sit for the TCFP and NREMT exams. Successful completion of EMSP 1501 and EMSP 1164, at a minimum, is required for students to receive the TXDSHS/NREMT mandated course completion certificate. Successful completion of Firefighter Certification I – VII is required for student to receive the TCFP mandatory training hours.
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Related to Certificate Awarded

  • Instructions for Certification - Lower Tier Participants (Applicable to all subcontracts, purchase orders and other lower tier transactions requiring prior FHWA approval or estimated to cost $25,000 or more - 2 CFR Parts 180 and 1200)

  • Required Certificates ‌ Where the Employer requires an employee to be qualified to perform first aid duties, or required to hold certificates or licences, the cost of renewing the required certificate(s) will be borne by the Employer. Time spent at the course for certificates will be considered time worked and will be compensated at the appropriate rate of pay.

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