Courses

Certified Nursing Assistant (In-Person)

Williams Healthcare Training provides classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory practice, and supervised clinical training to prepare students for State of Michigan CNA certification.

The program includes 64 hours of classroom and skills instruction and 16 hours of supervised clinical training at an approved nursing facility. Students apply what they learn in real-world care settings and, after completing the program, are eligible to take the state competency exam. Graduates may pursue CNA opportunities in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals, home healthcare agencies, and other healthcare settings.

Tuition includes CNA instruction, lab and clinical training, a loaner textbook, workbook, class supplies, background check, TB test, two school-provided uniforms, state competency exam fee, state certificate fee, AHA BLS CPR/AED training, resume drafting, and two hours of tutoring—one hour of skills tutoring and one hour of knowledge tutoring.