A high level of training, time-consuming and regular further training and the difficult compatibility of family and work are just a few of the many aspects that come to the comrades of the voluntary fire brigades during their careers. Accordingly, the problem of young people is also a major issue, which the fire brigades can now counter with the fire brigade e-learning platform.

Fire brigade e-learning has taken on the improvement of these points. The company has developed an online concept that promises more flexibility, practical relevance, individual availability and public impact for fire brigade training.

At www.Feuerwehr-e-Learning.de, the comrades will not only find all training documents in writing and images in the future, but there are also many explanatory videos on a wide variety of topics available right from the start. Furthermore, the knowledge gained can be queried in online tests, which evaluate themselves automatically, and thus their own level of knowledge can be checked.

All legal texts and service regulations relevant to the fire brigade can then also be found on the platform, as can the sports aptitude test with many exercises and tips for preparation. The library offers a keyword search and training documents (e.g. PowerPoint presentations) for your own guard training are available for download. A large communication area with chat and forum invites the comrades to exchange ideas.

The trainers of the fire brigades can use the system individually and upload their own training documents or create online tests with e-learning software programmed by the fire brigade e-learning. The concept can thus be easily and effectively integrated into the training process of fire departments.

Continuous further development is one of the core tasks of the company and there are already many additional features in the drawer that will find their way into the platform in the future.

You can create an account at www.feuerwehr-e-learning.de. You can then log in to the fire brigade e-learning app with your login data.