ATS Interactive Course Catalog - FIRE

Fire Courses
ATS Interactive Course Catalog - FIRE

The ATS Interactive Course Catalog for Fire is Action Training Systems' complete interactive fire library, delivered through its own learning management system, and SkillsTrain, the authorised ATS distributor for South Africa, supplies it locally, so a single login replaces a shelf of separate USB and DVD titles for day-to-day training. It brings together every category in the ATS Fire range in one catalogue: Firefighting Basics, HAZMAT, Driver and Operator, Emergency Operations and Officer Development, so an academy can run its entire fire curriculum from a single access point rather than licensing each series separately.

Each course inside the catalogue uses Action Training Systems' teach, test and track model, assessing a learner as they move through a course and replaying any section answered incorrectly before letting them continue, so comprehension is checked throughout rather than only at the end. Because it runs through ATS's own learning management system, learners can access courses from any internet-ready device over a secure login, which suits academies training across multiple sites or shifts. Progress and assessment results are tracked centrally within the system, giving a training officer visibility across every learner and every category without having to check individual titles one by one.

Who it is for: academies and training departments wanting the complete interactive fire curriculum in one package, with centralised access and progress tracking across every category ATS produces, and for training officers who want one dashboard for tracking learner progress rather than separate records for each series.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this catalogue bring together?

Every category in ATS's Fire range: Firefighting Basics, HAZMAT, Driver and Operator, Emergency Operations and Officer Development, delivered through one learning management system.

Can learners access it outside a classroom setting?

Yes, through a secure online login that works from any internet-ready device, which suits learners training across more than one site.

Does a course let a learner continue after a wrong answer?

No, the teach, test and track model used throughout the catalogue stops and replays the relevant section before allowing the learner to move on.

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