Marlboro Hybrid Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Course

Course Overview

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The Marlboro Hybrid Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Night Course will commence on May 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM. This is an intensive hybrid-format program that requires a substantial commitment to independent study, online coursework, and in-person practical skills training.

Prior to the start of the course, an orientation session will be held to review course requirements, payment details, and expectations, and to ensure all students are fully prepared to enroll.

PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION IN ITS ENTIRETY.

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Important Registration Information

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• Please register only if you are planning to take this course.

• Registration does not guarantee a seat. Applicants will be contacted directly regarding enrollment status.

• A nonrefundable $100 deposit is required for all students who wish to register. This deposit is used to order the required textbook and online access code and will be applied toward tuition.

• Students must email a copy of their BLS Healthcare Provider / Professional Rescuer or Lifeguard CPR certification prior to the start of the course.

• All class sessions are mandatory.

• Additional EMT course information and FAQs are available at safetnj.com

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Course Location

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Classes are held at the Marlboro EMS Squad, located at:

140 Wyncrest Road, Marlboro, NJ
(Corner of Wyncrest Road and Stone Lane)

Per state regulations, students may not arrive more than 15 minutes late to any class session. Please plan travel time accordingly.

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Primary Course Schedule

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• Start Date: May 20, 2026

• End Date: August 8, 2026

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Class Times

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• Wednesdays: 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM

• Saturdays: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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Holiday Adjustment

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• The class scheduled for July 4, 2026 will be held on July 5, 2026.

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Course Expectations

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This course is extremely labor-intensive and is equivalent to 1–2 college-level courses (or approximately two college-level courses). Students must be able to study independently and dedicate sufficient time outside of class.

• Students read an average of 200 pages per week

• Expect 10–15 hours per week of reading and online coursework

• The program includes minimal lecture, with emphasis on hands-on practical skills

• Students must complete a 10-hour hospital emergency department clinical rotation

  • SAFE-T has an agreement with Bayshore Medical Center for student clinical placements

• All coursework is reinforced during classroom sessions and required skills labs

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Technology & Equipment Requirements

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Students must have:

• Reliable internet access

• An internet-connected device (laptop or tablet) brought to class

• A watch with a second hand

Cell phones may not be used for coursework or class activities.

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Eligibility Requirements

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• Students must be at least 16 years old prior to the first day of class — no exceptions.

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Attendance Policy

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Attendance at ALL class sessions is mandatory in accordance with NJAC 8:40A-6.8.

• Students must sign in and sign out for every class session

• Arriving after class has begun will result in being marked late

• Arriving more than 15 minutes late results in being marked absent

• Attendance requires being physically present and awake at all times

• Students who fall asleep will be asked to leave and marked absent

• Students must be physically capable of performing all essential tasks outlined in the curriculum

In the event of a true emergency (e.g., medical emergency or death of an immediate family member), students must notify the Lead Instructor or Program Coordinator to determine if a makeup session is possible.

• Makeup sessions may cost up to $35 per hour for instructor time

• Reasonable accommodation may be provided for unforeseen emergencies

Life events are not considered emergencies. No accommodations will be made for events including, but not limited to:

• Weddings

• Graduations

• Concerts

• Birthday parties

• Work schedule changes

• College classes or exams

• SAT/ACT testing

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Payment Information

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• Priority is given to private-pay and agency-pay students

• Payment details will be reviewed during orientation, approximately two weeks prior to the start of class

 

 

 

Tuition Information 

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• Private Pay Tuition: $2,700

• Tuition includes:

  • EMT textbook

  • Online access code

  • Required platforms and associated fees

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Registration Process

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All students must register through our website under “Register for a Course.” Once your application is received, you will be contacted with additional information.

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Academic Responsibility & Tuition Policy

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This course is not offered on a prorated basis. Students must pay tuition in full.

• Failure to pass all cognitive or psychomotor evaluations results in forfeiture of all tuition

• No refunds are issued for failure to complete course requirements

• Students who withdraw voluntarily are not entitled to any refund

• If sponsored by a squad or agency:

  • Reimbursement responsibility lies solely with the student

  • SAFE-T does not reimburse sponsoring agencies

• Students are responsible for giving 100% effort and meeting all academic standards

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Refund Policy

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• 10 or more days prior to class start: 100% refund minus $100 administrative fee

• Less than 10 days prior: 50% refund minus $100 administrative fee

• On or after class start: No refunds

• Once the online book/course code is activated: No refunds on the book under any circumstances

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Certification & Exam Information

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Upon successful completion of the EMT program, students will be marked eligible for certification testing.

• Exams are scheduled through NREMT

• Exam fees are approximately $100–$110 per attempt

• NJ Training Fund students have their first attempt covered

• Subsequent attempts are not covered

• Students must attend their selected exam date

• Rescheduling or no-shows will incur additional fees

• No exceptions to these policies

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CPR Certification Requirements

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Acceptable CPR certifications include:

• American Heart Association – BLS Provider

• American Red Cross – Professional Rescuer or Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED

• American Safety & Health Institute – Professional Rescuer/BLS Provider

• AAOS/ACEP Emergency Care & Safety Institute – Healthcare Provider

• National Safety Council – Basic Life Support: Healthcare & Professional Rescuers

• Military Training Network – Professional Rescuer

• EMS Safety – BLS for Healthcare Providers Professional

• American Aquatics and Safety Training – CPR/AED

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Disability & Language Accommodations

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• Students with an IEP written within the last 5 years that specifies extended testing time will receive 1.5× testing time for written exams, including the state exam

• Students must be proficient in English, as required by the state

• For all other ADA-related accommodations, please contact us directly so we may evaluate requests on an individual basis