Cert in Fire Cause and Circumstances Investigation - RCCI (AEC) at Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy in Québec, Canada is a certificate in Emergency & Disaster Management programme.
At a glance
Degree:Certificate
Field:Emergency & Disaster Management
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Last checked September 2026 · Source: cndf.qc.ca ·
Program details
Overview
This AEC-level continuing-education programme in Recherche des circonstances et de la cause d'un incendie (RCCI) develops specialized fire-prevention competencies for fire-safety technicians. Its stated objectives are to build skills needed by employers in fire prevention, increase the versatility of fire-safety technicians for the labour market, deepen media-communication and crisis-management abilities, and equip technicians with civil-security knowledge. It is delivered part-time and totals 135 hours of instruction. The official programme page does not publish admission requirements, a delivery format (online or in-person), specific intake dates, or tuition fees for this training; prospective applicants are directed to contact the CNDF admissions office directly for these details.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: General admission requirements of Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy apply; programme-specific prerequisites are published on the official programme page. Admission requires the equivalent of Quebec Secondary V (or French Premiere) schooling, completed through Quebec's standard secondary curriculum or an accepted foreign equivalent, plus programme-specific prerequisite courses where applicable. Applications go directly to Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy (no regional admission service), with a four-round Quebec/Canada schedule running from March 1 to August 1; decisions are delivered only through the Omnivox portal, never by mail. International applicants must additionally demonstrate French-language proficiency (tests accepted: Bright, DELF/DALF, TEF, TCF) - exempt if they studied in France, Belgium, or a francophone Canadian institution - pay a non-refundable 50 dollar CAD application-processing fee, and apply by February 15 (April 30 for French citizens); CNDF accepts international applicants for the Fall intake only. No dedicated English-language proficiency requirement is published, as instruction is in French. Admitted students confirm course selections, pay tuition, and sign an educational-services contract (parent-signed for minors) to finalize enrollment.