Learn real-world riding skills in this 16-hour course (4-hour online eCourse + 12 hours on the range). Instructors are certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and approved by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

Upon successful completion, you’ll receive your MSF Completion Card (WI DOT Skills Test Waiver). At the Wisconsin DMV, no road test is required—only the written test to add your “M” endorsement.

Illinois residents: Confirm your local DMV accepts our completion card before registering.

Requirements:

• Complete the MSF Basic eCourse prior to class and bring proof.
• Register at least 2 days in advance to allow time for the waiver and eCourse.
• Bring a valid driver’s license.
• Must be able to balance and ride a bicycle.

Wear required gear: DOT-approved full helmet (no half helmets), eye protection, long sleeves, long jeans with no holes in them, full-finger gloves, and over-the-ankle boots with proper retention (no cowboy or canvas boots).

Students without proper documentation or attire will be dismissed without refund.

Motorcycles are provided. Classes ride rain or shine. Arrive on time—late arrivals must repay and re-register.

This BLS course trains healthcare workers and other personnel to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED. 

This BLS course trains healthcare workers and other personnel to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED. 

Students will learn safe driving practices, defensive driving principles, the responsibilities of an emergency vehicle driver, how to safely operate emergency vehicles during emergent responses, and the difficulties of driving tender apparatus.

This class is for final year apprentices who will, as journey workers, soon be responsible for passing on their skills to new apprentices.  Developed by the Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards, this 8-hour course teaches soon-to-be journey workers how to serve as a mentor and job coach, how to provide hands-on skill training, how to give positive and effective performance feedback, and explores the characteristics of a positive and diverse work environment. Please note that this is a Blackboard online course. If you are not a current/former student of Blackhawk Technical College you will receive login credentials 3-5 days before class starts.

The Multiple Offender Program (MOP) is a Wisconsin highway safety initiative aimed at assisting individuals who have received two or more OWIs (operating while intoxicated) in changing their impaired driving behavior. The Multiple Offender Program is an educational program and is not designed as a treatment program for persons addicted to alcohol or drugs. It is intended to benefit the irresponsible driver who is having continual problems with drinking and driving. Students examine the reasons why they did not successfully change behavior after the first OWI. They monitor their alcohol or other drug use or abstinence throughout the course, self-assess their current substance use patterns, explore alternatives, and learn and apply a variety of coping strategies to help them avoid future high-risk substance use. Students also complete a Personal Change Plan to help them avoid future problems with impaired driving.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Failure to attend ALL class sessions or being late will result in forfeiture of your entire class fee, and you will be put in non-compliance with the WI Department of Transportation.

While attending this class, you are required to have someone who is a concerned other attend the 3rd and 6th classes in support of you for the first hour to hour and a half of your class. 

You must have an assessment completed prior to taking this class.

A three month (15 minute) follow up appointment will be scheduled with you on the last day of class for you to receive your completion certificate.

Please note that this class meets on Thursdays from 6-9pm and Saturdays from 8am-3pm. 

If you want to be Firefighter 1 State Certified, you need to take Firefighter 1 parts A, B, C, & Hazmat