Failed the NREMT 6 times
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planetmike
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Oof. That's rough. Unfortunately after six unsuccessful attempts you need to retake the entire EMT course should you decide you want to continue into the world of EMS.
Look at your NREMT account. It should tell you what areas you need to focus in your studying. I'm not sure how it shows the details for each attempt. Are you consistently missing one area? Or are you almost there in different topics each time?
Look at your NREMT account. It should tell you what areas you need to focus in your studying. I'm not sure how it shows the details for each attempt. Are you consistently missing one area? Or are you almost there in different topics each time?
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I’m not understanding how one can’t pass after six tries.
It’s weird because the results on every test are different. On each test I’m above passing in one category but below passing in the others. If only some how I could just combine all my test results I could have above passing in each category
Well the main reason I took the EMT program is for firefighter since thats my dream job. But now after failing 6 times I’m not sure if that job is right for me since I can’t get emt certified
I don’t understand either. It’s just really frustrating considering it’s almost been 2 years since I graduated and I still can’t pass after all the studying I’ve done
isolina4845
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some people get very nervous and too nervous to take an exam.
the best thing is read all the chapters and try to understand it not memorizing it.
basically you need to understand all the chapters.
besides skill sets and assessment.
isolina4845
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basically lots of reading
Do you have to be an EMT to be a firefighter?
Chris EMT J
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I recommend the Paramedic coach video vault. https://www.paramediccoach.com/homepage it helped me get my EMT basic and advance and I plan to use it again for my medic whenever I get around to it.
I’m pretty sure as it’s usually a pre requisite for most fire academies
Yeah i actually got that after my first fail attempt but thanks
Chris EMT J
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Oh.
isolina4845
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No. but some country it is mandatory to have both EMT and Firefighter. but most station it is not mandatory.
isolina4845
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sorry not country, but county.
NomadicMedic
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Did you take any test taking strategy classes? What did you use for test prep?
It’s all academic now, because you’ll need to complete another EMT program, but there is a fundamental disconnect in the way you study or retain information and the way you test. I suggest Dan Limmer’s NREMT Strategy workshop after your next class.
It’s all academic now, because you’ll need to complete another EMT program, but there is a fundamental disconnect in the way you study or retain information and the way you test. I suggest Dan Limmer’s NREMT Strategy workshop after your next class.
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you might not want to hear this, but you have taken the test 6 times, and failed 6 times... It might be test anxiety, but it sounds like you don't know the material to the competency level that is expected of you (and yes, you need to know all of the areas to pass). maybe this isn't for you?
I see what you’re saying but I also spend just about a year and a half to get my associates degree in fire technology so to give up on it now would be a waste imo but I really don’t want to take the whole class again
NomadicMedic
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You have no options aside from taking the class again.
However, you should take it somewhere else, because that education institute didn’t do you any favors.