Course Fee

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30 Days

Mon–Sat

80% Practical

Beginner+

Yes

This course includes:

30 Days

One-month program

80% Practical

Hands-on training

4 Weeks

Structured syllabus

Certificate

+ internship opportunity

Overview

Learn fire alarm systems the hands-on way

The Fire Alarm Technician Course provides practical and technical training in fire alarm installation, inspection, testing, commissioning, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Students learn about conventional and addressable fire alarm systems, control panels, detectors, manual call points, sounders, modules, wiring, system configuration, and basic programming. The course focuses on hands-on skills, fault finding, preventive maintenance, safe working practices, and fire alarm system documentation while introducing applicable international fire safety standards. This training helps students develop job-ready skills for fire alarm installation, testing, maintenance, and technical support roles.

80% hands-on training

Real panels, devices and wiring, not just slides.

Two system types

Conventional and addressable fire alarm systems.

Final project

Practical projects plus a final assessment.

Entry requirements

Who can join?

The course suits learners with basic technical knowledge. Recommended backgrounds include FCS, ICS / Intermediate, a technical diploma or DAE, Electrical, MEP fire safety or maintenance work.

Skills covered

What you will learn

This Fire Alarm Technician Course covers the core technical skills required to install, test, maintain, and troubleshoot modern fire alarm systems.

course structure

4-week course structure

Four focused weeks, progressing from fundamentals to a full commissioning project.

  • Fire alarm system fundamentals
  • Conventional fire alarm systems
  • Manual call points and sounders
  • Fire alarm wiring basics
  • Basic installation practices
  • Addressable loops, modules and isolators
  • Device addressing and system drawings
  • Installation planning
  • Basic fire alarm panel programming
  • Fire alarm testing and commissioning
  • Fault finding and troubleshooting
  • Panel checks and device testing
  • Common fault resolution practice
  • Inspection and preventive maintenance
  • System documentation
  • System servicing and commissioning review
  • Final practical project

Training pattern

Finish with a course completion certificate

Students complete theory and practical assessments throughout the Fire Alarm Technician Course. Assessment focuses on technical understanding, installation quality, testing procedures, troubleshooting, and safe working practices.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long is the course?

30 days (one month), with classes six days a week, Monday to Saturday.

Is the course mostly practical?

Yes. Training is 80% hands-on and 20% theory.

Which fire alarm systems will I learn?

Conventional and addressable systems, including panels, detectors, modules, call points, sounders, wiring, testing and troubleshooting.

Do I need prior experience?

No. Beginners are welcome, and electricians and technicians can join to add fire alarm skills.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Students who complete the training and assessments receive a course completion certificate.

Can the internship lead to a permanent job?

It may. Students who perform well can be considered, subject to performance, company requirements and available positions.

Start your fire alarm career

Build real skills, work toward a 3-month internship, and show what you can do in a professional environment.

Perform well. Gain experience. Build your career.