FireTEAM is the National Testing Network's firefighter aptitude battery: four sections covering human relations, mechanical aptitude, math, and reading. The human relations section is presented as video scenarios and carries the most weight in the overall result. Departments that hire through NTN use FireTEAM scores in their early screening stages.

Kelowna is among the Canadian departments testing through NTN, and other municipalities use it as well. Calgary is a useful warning that testing through NTN is not the same as sitting FireTEAM: its Step 2 candidate materials name NTN's Fire Express Exam plus the Public Safety Self-Assessments, and they state that scores from a previous NTN test do not transfer to Fire Express. Always confirm on your department's current posting: every city guide on Semparo names the department's test family, links the official source, and shows a last-verified date.

NTN does not publish universal cut scores, and each department sets its own standard for shortlisting. What is consistent is the weighting: human relations judgment matters most. Prepare to be strong in every section rather than chasing a rumoured pass mark.

The full-length mock mirrors the published structure of the real sitting: four timed sections with human relations weighted the way FireTEAM weights it. Every question is our original work written for that structure, and the video-judgment format is adapted to rich text scenarios testing the same judgment. A fresh paper is drawn every sitting, with unlimited retakes on Semparo Pro.

No. Semparo is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Testing Network, Ergometrics, or any fire department or certification body. Every practice question is original; we never reproduce vendor content, and the official posting always governs.