The Industrial and Domestic Rescue Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to gain access to and extricate entrapped casualty/s from a range of industrial and/or domestic incidents while minimising the potential for further injury and preserving the integrity of evidence.

The AIIMS Principles and Functions Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to apply the principles of the command and control‚ and the structure and processes of AIIMS.

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Air Base Manager within an IMT.
 

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Aircraft Officer within an IMT.
 

The Alpine Search Operations Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to safely perform search operations and apply survival techniques for self and others in an alpine environment as a member of an Alpine Search Team.

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Aviation Radio Operator within an IMT.

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to perform the role of Aviation Support Officer within an IMT.

The Beacon Administration User Course provides participants with the skills to use Beacon in an Administration setting.

The Beacon Field User Course provides participants with the skills to use Beacon whilst working in the Field.

The Beacon Incident Management/Operations Course provides participants with the skills to use Beacon in an IMT/Operations setting.
 

The Boat Operator Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to act as a member of a flood boat crew on inland waterways.

To provide participants with the skills and knowledge for the correct and safe operation of the Cell on Wheels (CoW) and be able to confidently deploy and activate the CoW

The aim of the Chainsaw Cross Cut Course is to provide learners with the skills and knowledge to trim and cut felled trees with a chainsaw.

The Code of Conduct Course outlines the code of conducts and ethics requirements as a member of NSW SES.

The Drive Operational Vehicles Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to drive vehicles safely, including the systematic, safe and efficient control of all vehicle functions and effective management of hazardous situations under operational conditions.

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to:
move on to Storm Water Damage Operator (Ground and/or Heights), Rescue Operator (flood, vehicle, or land), Land Search Operator or other field support roles – building upon the information already presented to members through the Job Ready Program.

The Field Team Leader Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to be able to respond and control a Level 1  Incident and manage a NSW SES team using local or initial response resources.

The aim of the Provide First Aid course is to provide you with the skills and knowledge to: 
 Respond to an emergency situation
 Apply appropriate first aid procedures
 Communicate details of the incident
 Review the incident

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to safely undertake advanced rescue from vehicle as a member of an flood rescue team.

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to safely undertake rescue from a vehicle & night operations as a member of an flood rescue team.

The Flood Rescue Awareness Course provides participants with an awareness of generic flood water hazards and the associated risks when working near flood water.  

The Flood Rescue Awareness Course provides participants with an awareness of generic flood water hazards and the associated risks when working near flood water.  

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to safely undertake water based flood rescue operations as a member of an in-water flood rescue team.

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to perform land-based swiftwater and floodwater rescues and recoveries as a member of a specialist team. 

The Four Wheel Drive Operations Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to undertake 4WD operations.

This High Clearance Vehicle (HCV) Theory Course (Face to Face) is the alternative delivery option to the preferred eLearning method for this course. It provides participants with introductory knowledge required to be a NSW SES HCV Driver.

This High Clearance Vehicle (HCV) Logistics Driver Course provides participants with knowledge and skills required to be a NSW SES HCV Logistic Driver.

This High Clearance Vehicle (HCV) Operational Driver Course provides participants with knowledge and skills required to be a NSW SES HCV Operational Driver (General)
 

The HSK-S Conversion workshop is to train existing SWDO in the new equipment, systems and techniques of the HSK-S

This course provides learners with the skills and knowledge required to manage all activities and personnel deployed to resolve a Level 2 incident through use and management of internal and external resources.
 

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge required to manage all activities and personnel deployed to resolve a Level 3 incident through use and management of internal and external resources.
 

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to coordinate the collection, analysis and dissemination of intelligence to support informed decision making at an incident. 

The Job Ready Pathway provides new members with the knowledge and skills that will allow them to safely participate in a team environment while under supervision.

The Land Search Operations Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to search for and locate lost persons and/or items as a member of a Land Search Team.

This course will provide learners with the skills and knowledge to safely work in proximity to large animals and relocate to a safer location.

This course will provide learners with the skills and knowledge to safely work in proximity to large animals, relocate and rescue large animals from typical rescue situations.  

The Leadership Fundamentals Course provides participants with the fundamental knowledge and skills to be able to conduct briefings and debriefings as well as provide a foundation to undertake further training for specific leadership roles within the NSW SES.

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Liaison Officer within an IMT.

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to acquire and provide human and physical resources, facilities, services and materials to support achievement of incident objectives.

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to perform the role of Logistics Support Officer within an IMT.

This is the Maintain Team Safety Assessment Only Pathway (AOP) Course.

The Map Reading and Navigation Course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to navigate in Category 2 terrain with topographic maps and a handheld compass.

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Media Officer within an IMT.
 

The Operate Communications Equipment Course provides learners with knowledge and skills to use NSW SES communications equipment to transmit and receive communications in routine and operational situations.

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required by a Level 2 Operations Officer to manage operational resources and to resolve a Level 2 incident in accordance with the objectives identified by the Incident Controller.

To provide learners with the skills and knowledge required to implement actions to resolve a Level 3 incident, consistent with the objectives identified by the Incident Controller

The Participate in Rescue Operation Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to participate in rescue operations as a member of a rescue team, apply general work health and safety requirements, and protect and preserve an incident scene.

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to collect, analyse and apply information and to develop plans for the resolution of a complex incident.

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Planning Support Officer within an IMT.
 

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to gather, assemble and disseminate timely, tailored and relevant information to the community and media.

The Road Crash Rescue Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to effectively gain access to and extricate entrapped casualty/s from vehicles, while minimising the potential for further injury and preserving the integrity of evidence.

This course provides learners with the skill and knowledge required to perform the role of Safety Officer within an IMT.
 

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to manage a multi-team response at an incident which may be time critical and/or potentially threatening to life, property or the environment.

This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to perform the role of Situation Officer within an IMT.

The SSKO Operational Communications Course provides participants with information about the new ways of working on radio.

The SSKO Radio PMR to Public Safety Network provides participants with information about the new ways of working on radio and the differences between using a radio on the PMR network and the GRN/ PSN.

This course is to provide you with the basic understanding of the electromagnetic spectrum and the equipment you may come across in the NSW SES and where it belongs within the electromagnetic spectrum.

This package aims to provide members with information regarding the new Vehicle as a Node (VaaN) product. 

The Storm Ground Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to safely undertake Storm Operations as a member of a response team.

The Storm Heights Course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to safely undertake Storm Operations at heights, as a member of a response team.

This course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to discuss and identify what makes an operation technical and the challenges of more technical large animal rescue operations.

The Traffic Safety Course provides participants with the skills, knowledge and attitudes to safely clear, manage or divert traffic at an emergency incident or planned community event.

The USAR CAT 1 Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to provide safe and effective rescue support to an urban search and rescue (USAR) incident as a member of a first responder rescue team.

The Vertical Rescue Course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to undertake Vertical Rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and manmade environments.

Work in an Incident Control Centre Course has been designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge to support an incident by collecting, collating and presenting information in an Incident Control Centre.

This self-paced course provides an understanding of the Australasian inter-service incident management system (AIIMS) which is used to manage incidents at NSW SES and other emergency services.

The Asbestos Awareness course provides participants with foundational information when dealing with asbestos.

The beacon Familiarisation Course provides participants the opportunity to familiarise themselves in the use of beacon.

This course provides a foundational understanding of bush fires and associated risks, and replaces the previous RFS face-to-face Bush Fire Awareness course.

To enable participants to become familiar with the correct and safe operation of the Cell on Wheels (CoW) Gen 2.

The Code of Conduct Course outlines the code of conducts and ethics requirements as a member of NSW SES.

The Introduction to Community Engagement Course provides participants with an awareness of community engagement and working within their community.

This training course revisits basic cyber security hygiene and aims to refresh and improve your knowledge of cyber security.

This training is for Executive staff and aims to encourage basic cyber security hygiene, improve knowledge, assist in understanding cyber security threats and highlight the need for Executive staff to consider cyber security within their organisation.

This training aims to encourage basic cyber security hygiene, improve cyber security knowledge, and assist in identifying suspicious online behaviour.

This training covers threat actors and motivations, social engineering techniques, secure administration principals and operational security (OPSEC) considerations.

This eLearning is an introduction to Data Governance principles, and introduces learners to Data Governance at NSW SES

The NSW SES strives to create and maintain a culture of diversity and inclusion that provides an environment for staff and volunteers to feel safe bringing their whole selves to work, and is a living expression of our values. This course will provide you with an understanding of these values.

This course provides NSW SES members with foundational information on what they need to be aware of when working safely around electric vehicles.

The Electrical Safety for Emergency Services Course provides participants with an awareness of electrical hazards in the field and how to avoid risks.

In this module, you will explore ethical decision-making strategies crucial for mitigating disaster risks.

This self-paced course helps learners develop knowledge to better understand the stories of our Stolen Generations survivors.  The eLearning discusses the far-reaching effects of past forcible removal policies and practices on Aboriginal communities.  It was developed with Aboriginal people, including Stolen Generations survivors.

To provide learners with the knowledge to ensure inclusion of the LGBTQ community within the workplace.  

This High clearance Vehicle (HCV) Theory Course provides participants with introductory knowledge required to be a NSW SES HCV Driver.

An overview of the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2022 for Public Officials with PID responsibilities.

The Incident Management Awareness course provides participants with an introduction to each of the functional areas in Incident Management.

In this module you will learn about influence and how you can use it to reduce disaster risk.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the NSW SES Delivery Framework, the requirements in each delivery phase and the tools and templates available.

This Large Animal Awareness eLearning provides participants with foundational information on situational awareness of large animal behaviours and risk and control measures for people and the environment.
 

This eLearning course is designed to familiarise you with the Light Storm Vehicle Generation 3 and 4 only.

The NSW SES Cyber Security Induction eLearning provides all new NSW SES Members with an introduction to cyber security and cyber safety at NSW SES.