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Are you having trouble with the written test, trying to make the cut where departments are raising the bar, or want to improve your score on those tests where the written is still weighted? Still the top program for getting ready for the written test is the Encyclopedia of Firefighter Examinations.
Encyclopedia of Firefighter Examinations
Since 1950, Don McNea Fire School has conducted
preparatory seminars for over 40,000 fire applicants
across the country. During this time
they have gathered and assembled thousands of
test questions that have been used on entry-level
examinations across the country. The test consultants at
Don McNea Fire School reviewed these questions and put
together a book that we ultimately titled The
Encyclopedia of Firefighter Examinations. The
information contained in this book has helped thousands
of fire applicants obtain their goal of becoming a
firefighter.
Many of the entry-level books on the market today have from 4-5 practice examinations covering an assortment of testing subjects. Over the years, our students came to us with a concern that they must sift through each of these examinations to determine which questions are pertinent to the upcoming exam they are taking. What makes the Encyclopedia of Firefighter Examinations unique is that it is divided into 16 testing subjects common to today's 21st century firefighter examination. For example, a fire applicant who is taking an examination on reading comprehension, math, human relations, deductive reasoning, and visualization can go to those specific sections in our book, read thehigh scoring test-taking strategies before each subject, and then take the practice examinations. With this format, you will be better prepared by concentrating on the specific testing subjects for their examination.
We know this method is successful. When conducting preparatory classes for the last 50 years for municipalities across the country, Don McNea custom designstheir exams for the testing subjects that are being used for that specific examination. With the fire applicant honing their skills and test preparation to those specific subjects, their examination scores increased dramatically.
The Encyclopedia of Firefighter Examinations contains
over 243 pages and over 500 questions covering the following
subjects:
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Take a practice Firefighter entry level written test complete answers here
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Fire Candidates who recently purchased our Encyclopedia Book
had this to say:
"This is the book I have been looking for. Being able to focus on the specific testing subjects for the exam I am taking makes preparing so much easier. Also, your test-taking strategies have given me some great testing tips that I continually have in my thought process while I am taking the examination." Pete from Montana. "I recently purchased your Encyclopedia of Firefighter
Examinations for an upcoming exam I was taking. My roommate was
also taking the exam but didn't purchase your book or do any
preparation before the exam. I scored in the top 5% with a score
of 96% - my roommate scored only an 82%. I am now into the next
phase of the examination process and wouldn't have made it this
far without your book." "This book was a major factor for me in scoring number one out of over 600 applicants. The selection process isn't over yet but I know that I would not be in the position I am without your book. I will keep you posted on how I do in the rest of the selection process." Jim from Oregon. "I recently took an examination that had inductive and deductive reasoning and information ordering as some of the testing subjects. Your book was the only one I could find with in-depth practice examinations for these subjects. I watched as the people around me struggled with the exam, but with the insight you provided me, I scored a 97.8%. Thank you!" Shawn from New York. "I have never been more confident before taking an exam - and it showed. I finished 7th out of over 2,200 applicants. The Encyclopedia of Firefighter Examinations deserves much of the credit. I would never have scored as well without it. Thank you!" Bill from Texas. "I was skeptical at first to purchase the book because of
all the different prep books on the market. I purchased two
other prep books in the past and neither compared to yours. I
scored better on the written than on any prior exam I have
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