The Federal Emergency Management Agency continues to monitor the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as it relates to COVID-19. To mitigate the spread of COVID-19, the CDC is encouraging organizations to promote social distancing, hold meetings via videoconferencing, reduce non-essential travel, and adjust or postpone events and gatherings. We also continue to evaluate the local and national situation and will provide regular updates.
Students will be notified in advance concerning the status of their on-campus course offering.
We thank you for your understanding, and we invite you to visit our extensive catalog of Independent Study Courses as well as classroom courses available by virtual delivery.
There is currently an issue with verifying FEMA Student Identification (SID) Numbers, as a result Independent Study (IS) course exams, Instructor Materials Download Application (IMDA ), the Student Training Asset Repository (STAR), and NETC Online Admissions are not available until the FEMA SID issue is resolved.
Download Plug-Ins
Some content on the FEMA web sites may require certain software and/or plug-ins to be viewable. Plug-ins are software that work with your browser to provide capability the browser may not otherwise have. Most software vendors offer versions of their plug-ins for each computer platform type (i.e., Windows, Macintosh, Linux, etc...)
We are providing the following links to these plug-ins and applications so our viewers may access information using these products stored on our website. FEMA does not endorse any non-government websites, companies or applications.
Portable Document Format (*.pdf)
Files with this extension require Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Reader. You can download (free) and find guidance on how to install and use it from the Adobe Acrobat Reader Web site.
Flash Player (*.swf)
Files with this extension require the Flash Player. You can download (free) and find guidance on how to install and use it from the Adobe Web site.
VLC media player (*.wmv, *.asx, *.mov, *.mp4)
Files with these extensions require a compatible media layer. You can download (free) and find guidance on how to install and use the VLC media player from the VLC media player Web site.
WinZip (*.zip)
Zip files are single files, sometimes called "archives," that contain one or more compressed files. Files with this extension require a compression utility application, such as WinZip , to open and extract them. Windows 10 and Mac OS X users should not require additional software to open and extract Zip files.
