First and Emergency Aid

What is the Emergency and First Aid Program? Why Should I Study It?

Emergency Medical Technicians are healthcare technicians authorized to intervene in emergency medical care and pre-hospital emergency health services. They provide the most appropriate emergency response in line with ethical principles and ensure the safe transport of patients.

Why Should I Study the Emergency and First Aid Program at Cappadocia University?

At Cappadocia Vocational School's Emergency and First Aid Program, students preparing to become emergency medical technicians study in an environment where academic knowledge is delivered by field experts. School laboratories, training ambulances, hospital emergency departments, and central 112 stations are fully utilized to provide practice-oriented education. This hands-on approach ensures high-quality services in the field and makes it easier for graduates to find employment.

What Do Graduates of the Emergency and First Aid Program Do? What Are the Job Opportunities?

Graduates of the Emergency and First Aid Program work as emergency medical technicians (paramedics) in 112 centers and stations, hospitals providing emergency and ambulance services, and National Medical Rescue Teams (UMKE). They are essential elements of emergency healthcare services.

Which Courses Are Included in the Emergency and First Aid Program?

• Emergency Patient Care
• Emergency Rescue
• Ambulance Service Training
• Swimming
• Outdoor Sports
• Emergency Applications I, II, III
• Systemic Diseases
• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Behavioral Sciences
• Medical Terminology
• Medical Ethics and Deontology

Double Major and Minor Opportunities for Emergency and First Aid Students

Students in the Emergency and First Aid Program have the opportunity to pursue a double major in Dialysis, Anesthesia, and Operating Room Services programs.

Qualities Needed to Study in the Emergency and First Aid Program

• Stay calm under pressure and take initiative when needed,
• Be careful, patient, and meticulous,
• Handle stressful and emotional situations effectively,
• Prioritize patient safety and satisfaction,
• Pay general attention to safety,
• Be cooperative and team-oriented,
• Possess effective communication skills,
• Adapt to different working hours,
• Prefer fieldwork over office work.

Which Bachelor's Programs Can Emergency and First Aid Graduates Transfer to Through Vertical Transfer Exam?

• Emergency and Disaster Management
• Nursing
• Health Management
• Social Work

Emergency and First Aid Program 2025-2026 Tuition Fees

Emergency and First Aid Program 2025-YKS Placement Quotas and 2024-YKS Minimum Scores

The total quota for the 2025-2026 academic year is 78 students: 10 scholarship, 30 with a 25% discount, and 38 paid.

Emergency and First Aid Program 2025-YKS Additional Placement Quotas and Minimum Scores

Graduates of Vocational and Technical Secondary Education Programs Listed Below Can Enter the Emergency and First Aid Program With Additional Points