The captivating realm of extended reality technology, encompassing Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR), has rapidly garnered attention within the realms of education and training. While these technologies have found widespread acceptance in domains like surgical training, their integration in other sectors, such as training for Fire and Rescue Services Personnel (FRSP), has been notably slow. This sluggish pace persists despite the several potential benefits expounded in the literature—ranging from cost-effective training to the provision of diverse, complex, and dynamic scenarios, all while providing uniform conditions for training and assessment. Moreover, the promise of safe, environmentally friendly, and remote training possibilities further adds to the values and solutions VR could provide for FRSP training needs.