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What You Need to Know. You can complete certificate, associate's degree and bachelor's degree training to work as a paramedic through 2- and 4-year public schools in Texas. Certificate programs take less than two years while associate's and bachelor's degrees take 2 and 4 years, respectively.
You must complete at least the first level, EMT-Basic, and the EMT-Paramedic level to become a paramedic. With field training hours and a semester of courses, it can take you up to one year to complete an EMT-Basic program.You can complete the second level, EMT-Intermediate, which takes an additional 350 hours of education and training, but it is not a necessary requirement to become a paramedic.EMT-Paramedic training is typically done through an associate's degree program at a technical or community college.ou might have what it takes to be a paramedic. Continuing reading to find out about this career and how long it takes to complete paramedic training. Schools offering Fire & Emergency Services degrees can also be found in these popular choices.