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North Orange County Regional Occupational Program

Do you want to get on the job training? Are you looking to study a specific career pathway in high school? Not sure what you want to major in? Would you like to explore a new occupation? Are you interested in taking a hands on elective course? We are proud to offer the following NOCROP courses on Los Al’s campus: 

Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)—Whether you want to be a lifeguard, a firefighter, or a medical worker in any branch of medicine, this class will give you a great introduction. You will learn skills to assist Emergency Medical Services providers at the scene. You’ll study patient assessment, triage, first aid, emergency responsibilities, and ethical/legal issues and responsibilities. This class prepares you for the EMT class and advanced studies in the field. 

Introduction to Fire Technology/Fire Technology 101—Physical fitness, self-discipline, and high ethical standards are among the qualities expected of the fire service. You’ll study typical fire service responses to hazardous materials and infectious disease emergencies. This class covers the reasons fires start, and the effects of heat and smoke on the body. Fire Technology 102 focuses on the identification and use of fire fighting equipment, methods, equipment and tactics to prevent, delay the spread of, and extinguish many types of fires. Ethics, legal issues, and fire service history are covered, as well as the hundreds of careers in the fire service. You’ll be prepared for further education in this field. Prerequisite: age 16 years or older. This class articulates with local community colleges. 

Emergency Medial Technician—Emergency Medical Responder trains students as emergency personnel who provide immediate care to an ill or injured person and assist emergency medical service (EMS) providers. This course will train students to recognize emergencies, maintain personal safety, and provide primary emergency care, including CPR and First Aid, disease transmission prevention, and an understanding of ethical and legal considerations. This course will prepare students interested in a career as a firefighter, law enforcement officer, emergency medical technician, or paramedic. This course is also suggested for those interested in lifeguard positions, fire service, and various health-related fields as required by Title 22.

            Per the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, students will need a:

  • Valid Social Security card
  • Government-issued photo ID
  • CPR Card (provided by this class)

Students must by 17 years old to enroll and 18 years old to sit for the National Registry exam

After School ROP Classes

ROP career training is also offered off-campus, after school. Classes are offered in late afternoons, evenings and weekends to accommodate your school schedule.A scheduled of the after school classes can be found at: https://www.nocrop.org/schools/regional-course-offerings.html

You may be interested in the following nearby ROP classes:

  • Culinary Arts Institute/Chef and Baker 
  • Dental Assistant 
  • Financial Services/Banking 
  • Masonry 
  • Medical Core 
  • Nursing Assistant 
  • Online Computer Graphics and Design 
  • Pharmacy Technician 
  • Retail/Merchandising Careers 
  • Theme Park / Knott’s Berry Farm 

How Do I Register?

Students who choose to enroll in an on-campus ROP class which is offered during the regular school day should see their high school counselor.  For classes offered off campus or after school, students can enroll through Mrs. Schaeffer at any time. Feel free to come by the Career Center for questions regarding ROP courses. 

Contact Info for NOCROP: (714) 502-5874 or go to www.nocrop.us