There are many reasons people choose the "Fast Track CNA" with Danielle Hossler, RN and their group of instructors...
1. Convenient. When you work full time, or go to college full time, or have a spouse and children, who has time to do a 6 week, 9 week or 12 week course! This program gives you the same state CNA as any other student taking another program. You will take the NC state exam after the training. You must pass both sections, the written and the skills, and then you are placed on the NC nurse aide registry as a CNA.
2. Cost. ALL books are included. For CNA I = This includes your textbook, workbook, NC skills guidebook, the application for the state exam and the written materials, binder with chapter tests, practice final exams and answer keys and the skills training. Even shipping of your books is included. All of this for less then $195.00, depending on the location, even cheaper! There are no extra fees, like registration for school and college application fees, shot records, uniform or badge fees. You will pay your own $96.00 state exam fee, but the application for the state exam will be provided. More discounts apply if you pay in full at the time of registering, for some of the locations.
3. Passing rate. For CNA I = Don't be confused by others stating their passing rate is 98 - 99%. I can prove my passing rate. The written is 100%, when taking the exam in English. All of the students have passed the written on the first try. The skills is 98 - 99%.
4. Experience. Trained teachers that teach the same material, until you understand it. This leads to the high passing rate.
5. FAST. Of course, because you can train, test, and start work as a CNA in less then a month or two months total.
6. Many locations, dates, and times to choose from. Or, I can come to you, if my schedule allows!
7. To get into nursing school. Many colleges now require your CNA to be admitted into the nursing program. Read the FAQ page to see if your school accepts the accelerated program.
8. To get accepted into Physician's Assistant programs and medical school. Most PA programs require you to obtain a certain amount of clinical hours. Many students become a CNA to fulfill this requirement.
9. Watch out for fly by night companies. Don't always assume you are getting a quality program. These companies pop up for a couple months and then where did they go?? I have been here since March 2008 and will be here for your future classes you take with me.
Do not accept a substitute... Check my references and see my class schedule, there is a reason the classes usually book weeks or months in advance!
I offer a guaranteed success program. Other companies offer this also, but are they going to be around next month when you need them?
NOTE: This program is NOT for everyone! You must read your textbook, complete your workbook and be able to read, write, speak and understand English to take this training. For individuals who need a slower approach, or for students who want (or need) clinical time in the hospital or nursing home, or for students that are not proficient in English, this course is NOT designed for you. If you do not have common sense, this class is not designed for you. The "FAST TRACK CNA" is a combination of home study and classroom work. You must complete your home study to be successful in the class and on the state exam. If you are unsure, if you will be able to take the class or if this would be in your best interest, send me an email at familyhossler@yahoo.com Thank you.
I will provide the textbook, workbook, NC skills guidebook, the application to take the state exam, (you will pay your own state exam fee when mailing in the application), the written and the skills training for the "Full Training CNA". You must provide your listening and attentive self. By texting your friends during class and not taking notes, you will fail the state exam. You WILL have to read, study and practice this material to pass the state exam. If you want this handed to you, and just attend class and think you are going to pass, you are not! This is a combination of home study, class work and practicing.
"You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make him drink."
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