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Certified
Nursing
Assistant.

Prepare to enter the healthcare field with confidence, skill, and compassion.

A nursing assistant in blue scrubs walking beside an older man using a walker
Now enrolling
Total hours
120
Duration
6 weeks
Schedule
Mon, Tue & Thu
In person
Founding class
January 18, 2027

Training
overview

The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Long-Term Care Program at IWTC prepares students to enter the healthcare field with confidence, skill, and compassion. CNAs are essential members of the care team, providing hands-on support to patients in nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living, and home health settings.

Our CNA program combines classroom instruction, skills lab training, and supervised clinical experience to ensure graduates are fully prepared for the Florida CNA Certification Exam and ready to succeed in patient care roles.

What you’ll learn

Personal care

Provide personal care and daily living support to patients.

Personal care

Vital signs

Measure and record vital signs accurately.

Vital signs

Daily support

Assist with feeding, mobility, hygiene, and infection control.

Daily support

Communication

Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare teams.

Communication

Professional standards

Uphold professional and ethical standards of care.

Professional standards

120 hours.

Approved by the Florida Department of Education & Florida Board of Nursing.

  1. 80hours Classroom & Skills Lab
  2. 40hours Supervised clinical practice in a licensed healthcare facility
  3. 6weeks Three times a week: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, in person
A nursing assistant checking a woman’s blood pressure Skills lab Supervised clinical practice

$1,252

Tuition, paid in three parts. Financial aid options, payment plans, and scholarships may be available.

Tuition includes

  • Level 2 background screening
  • CPR/BLS training and card
  • Drug screen (if required at clinical sites)
  • eBook and learning materials
  • Classroom instruction, lab use and clinical placement
  • Exam preparation support
  1. Payment 1

    At enrollment

    Enrollment payment

    $352

  2. Payment 2

    Before day one

    Before classes begin

    $500

  3. Payment 3

    Before clinical

    Before clinical participation

    $400

Admissions
requirements

  • Must be at least 18 years old.
  • Government-issued photo ID.
  • High School Diploma or GED.
  • Health and clinical clearances: physical exam, immunizations, TB screening, CPR/BLS.
  • Level 2 background check, fingerprinting and drug screen.

Career
pathways

Graduates of the CNA program are eligible for entry-level positions as:

  • Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
  • Patient Care Technician (with additional training)
  • Home Health Aide
  • Nursing Assistant in acute or long-term care settings
  1. CNAStart here
  2. LPNLicensed Practical Nurse
  3. RNRegistered Nurse
  4. BeyondGo further

Why choose IWTC
for CNA?

01

Experienced Faculty

Learn from nurse practitioners, therapists, and healthcare educators.

02

Hands-On Training

Skills lab and supervised clinical hours ensure workforce readiness.

03

Strong Partnerships

Clinical sites and employer connections create direct pathways to jobs.

04

Mission-Driven

As part of ICHCare Inc., IWTC reinvests in student and community success.

05

Student Support

Academic advising, career services, and wellness resources included.

Next cohort starts January 18, 2027 at Wilshire Plaza, Casselberry.