Fall 2022 Planning New Course Planning Form Instructions Due June 2 By submitting a proposal, you are stating that you are willing to follow the rules and procedures mandated by the New Jersey Division of Fire Safety and that the material you are proposing to teach is adequate to provide 5 full hours of instruction or for half day classes a full 2.5 hours of instruction regardless of the number of students in attendance or the level of class participation. Please note, in order to be sure that you have enough course material, you may need to prepare for 3/6 or more hours of teaching. Handouts are required for all scheduled classes. For in-academy classes, handouts must be printed. As a courtesy, we print your handouts and ship them to you. Unless you’re travelling by air, you are responsible for accepting delivery and distributing them to your students. For printing purposes, all handouts must be submitted to Kean University by July 15, for all scheduled classes. We will provide you information on how to forward your handouts to us at a later date. Handouts not submitted will be the responsibility of the instructor to print and distribute. You must be willing to travel throughout the state of New Jersey to teach at any of our facilities. Please note, “Training which is controlled by NJAC 5:71 or 5:73 shall be reviewed and approved by the Office of Training and Certification within the Division of Fire Safety.  All approval shall be confirmed by written response from the Office of Training and Certification.” All classroom/facility requests made by Kean University are made only for the sole use of classrooms and audio/visual equipment in that facility. If you intend to include any “hands on” training that involves group/student participation and/or a live burn demonstration of any type, you, the instructor, are responsible for contacting the Office of Training and Certification, to obtain the requisite permission and/or permits. No exceptions will be made to this requirement. Approval for Kean University to schedule your course does NOT include the permission/permits as required in NJAC 5:71 or 5:73. Please use the form to submit this information. Proposals are due by June 2, 2022. Contact information including name, title, phone number and email address is included.   The exact course title. (This is a class you have not previously taught for DFS.)   All-inclusive fee for five or 2.5 hours of instruction, not including breaks.   For the proposal, we ask for an all-inclusive fee, but if you’re travelling from out of state, we also ask that you break down that fee so we can compare your instructor fee against instructors who are not travelling from out of state. Please base your fee on the use of refundable travel reservations as we will not be responsible for change fees, deposits lost or any other travel fees that you may incur. We reserve the right to cancel for any reason within 24 hours of your scheduled class. In an effort to simplify fees, please provide the same fee for all class titles you propose for the upcoming fiscal year 2023. Break your fee down by whether you’re scheduled to present in an academy or by zoom. For scheduled half day classes, we’ll just divide your fee in half. Please keep in mind, when you propose your fees, this is a grant. We may or may not ask you to negotiate your fee, if it is too high. Also, please keep in mind that for high fees we may require a higher student registration in order to run the class. Three dates. The dates for the Fall semester are September 19 – December 17. Due to holidays, please DO NOT include the following dates: October 10, November 8, 11, 23, 24, 25, 26. Please hold these dates until August 15.  A short, 3 – 5 sentence, course description for marketing and publication purposes. If you intend to split a five-hour class for Zoom purposes, please include proper descriptions for both parts as well as in-person classes. For example, if part one is required in order to take part two, you must state that in the description. Word format is required. The course objectives are clearly defined. The target audience and sub-codes to be addressed are indicated. A detailed course abstract is included. A description of audio-visual materials is included. You do not need to include your entire presentation. A resume and/or statement of qualifications is included. References and/or statement of experience is included. There is a one-page limit for each. Do not submit more than once. Please limit the entire package to ten pages or less.  

The following class, Apparatus Driver Phase 1, for May 17 at Union County Fire Academy has been cancelled.

The following classes have been cancelled: Mobile Food Vendor Inspection and Safety Course May 21 Zoom   Fire Investigators Who We Really Are May 24 Gloucester County Fire Academy   Fire Investigators Who We Really Are June 6 Morris County Fire Academy

The Standpipes and Hose Systems class scheduled for tomorrow, May 10 at Fire University has been cancelled.

The Hazardous Materials – Bulk Storage to Big Box Stores Zoom class for May 16 has been cancelled.

The following classes have been cancelled: How The Grateful Dead’s business Practices Improve Organizational Performance May 9, 2022 Middlesex County Fire Academy There are still seats available in the June 13 Zoom version. Please register at www.keanfiresafety.com if you would like to attend.   Physiological and Mental Stressors of Firefighting May 12, 2022 Union County Fire Academy There are still seats available in the May 23 Zoom version. Please register at www.keanfiresafety.com if you would like to attend.

The May 21, Hazard and Identification and Prevention Zoom class has been cancelled.

The following classes have been cancelled: Vacant Buildings; Best Practices for Handling Vacant Building Inspections May 6, 2022 Bergen County Fire Academy   When Should You Prepare for Court? May 11, 2022 Cape May County Fire Academy

“Please be kind and withdraw if you’re unable to attend an upcoming class. We have many people waiting to register for classes that are currently full. This includes many Zoom classes. We are now issuing “No show” notices for students who do not withdraw and then fail to attend classes. Withdraws must be completed at least 24 hours prior to the class start time.   Here is a link if you’d like to watch a video on the process: https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/play/muGo0bE45EYq5j7-aespHSb5kBs5JEyCMKVd3tUk1cSO47TkVlxBPExwpDCiM0PBBNcGuw0-MplO5dWc.pT99TN-rPrFt8nPP?continueMode=true&_x_zm_rtaid=2yWcYs9aRHWG5rxO3yJ8qg.1650386175034.834cec063f7e937ff3dd1570f429f35c&_x_zm_rhtaid=615   To withdraw, please follow these instructions: Go to the web site www.keanfiresafety.com. Click the Log In button (Log In button is in blue box at top right of keanfiresafety.com home screen.) The next page you will be directed to is: www.keanolt.ourclassroom.net (background photo is Newark, NJ.) Login to your account. Click the down arrow at My Courses and you’ll see a dropdown menu that include the course(s) in which you have Registered/Enroled. Click on the class from which you want to Unenrol/Withdraw. Click the Cog (box with gears icon) to the left of My Courses. Click the picture of the Cog that is on the next screen. Confirm that the course showing on the screen is indeed the class from which you’d like to Unenrol/Withdraw. Click the link that reads “Unenrol me from (class name). Click the Continue to confirm the unenrol/withdraw.”