This Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program includes a minimum of 130 hours of classroom, lab, and clinical training, meeting state licensing requirements. Upon successful completion and passing the state competency exam, students will be eligible to work as CNAs under the direction of a licensed nurse in various healthcare settings. Key Details: Limited class sizes – apply early. Funding opportunities available through Goodwill Workforce grants, the Hope Program, FEDCAP and other agency programs for those that may qualify. Prerequisite: High school diploma or equivalent. (This course costs $1,316).