Just a week into the program, she was settling into the routine and learning something new every day. She appreciated the dedication and positive attitude of the instructors, who push the students to get out of their comfort zones.
Once Britt completes the FFTC program she'll return to focus on rugby for the immediate future. But it will be hard to top winning the bronze at the Rio Olympics.
Meanwhile, Britt believes her athletic background can only help her in her pursuit of a new career as a firefighter, from being physically fit to intangible attributes such as dedication, loyalty, commitment and being part of a team.
Posted on October 11, 2017 by Wanda Chow.	This entry was posted in Fire Fighting Technologies Certificate, Justice Institute of British Columbia, School of Public Safety and tagged FFTC, fire, Fire & Safety Division, Fire Fighting Technologies Certificate, firefighter, Firefighter training, firefighters, firefighting, first responder, How to become a firefighter. Bookmark the permalink.