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Certificate Course in Fire Technology & Industrial Safety Management

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Updated At : 08:41 PM Jun 21, 2021 IST

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Delhi College of Fire and Safety Engineering announces the commencement of admissions for its one-year Certificate Course in Fire Technology & Industrial Safety Management, One-year-6-month course in health safety environment and 6-month certificate course in fire fighting. The study of this programme is incorporated to train candidates to gain knowledge about the preventive measures to be applied during times of emergency.

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Eligibility: The full-time diploma courses have been thoughtfully designed for those who have recently passed Class X or XII from any recognised board and want to work in fire & Safety management industry.    

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How to apply: To apply please visit www.dcfse.com or the application forms brochure may be obtained from admission office of Delhi College of fire and safety Engineering, Mundka, New D110041

Deadline:  July 5, 2021

Checkout: www.dcfse.com

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