Getting started is simpler than you might think.

Registration Process

We’ll guide you through each step of the registration process so you know exactly what to expect, what’s required, and how to move forward with confidence—no confusion or guesswork.

Choose Your Class

Start by selecting a class date that fits your schedule. This helps you plan ahead and ensures you’re working toward a clear start date.

Submit Registration

Complete your registration form to reserve your spot in the program. Since class sizes are limited, registering early is the best way to secure availability.

Complete Background Check

Submit your required background check within 3 months of your class start date. This is a standard step for entering healthcare training and clinical environments.

Confirm Your Enrollment

Pay your tuition at least one week before your class begins to officially secure your place. Once this step is complete, you’re fully enrolled and ready to start.

Submit Health Requirements

Provide proof of your TB test and, if applicable, your flu vaccine. These requirements help keep both students and patients safe during clinical training.

Get Ready for Day One

Bring your printed materials—we’ll provide the rest. You’ll arrive knowing exactly what to expect and ready to begin your training.

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Register for Your CNA Class

Submit your information to get started. We’ll reach out within 24 hours with next steps, including your tuition payment link and details to complete your background check.

To secure your spot, be sure to complete the required steps in the next section. Class sizes are limited, and enrollment is confirmed once all requirements are complete.

First Name*

Last Name*

Email*

Phone number*

Birthdate*

Requested Class Start Date *

Complete the list to start

Requirements Checklist

BACKGROUND & HEALTH

Complete your criminal background check within 3 months of your class start date and submit proof of a recent TB test. If your class falls during flu season, you’ll also need to provide proof of a current flu vaccine.

ENROLLMENT & PAYMENT

Submit your registration form and complete your tuition payment at least one week before your class begins. Your enrollment is only confirmed once payment and required documents are received.

READY FOR CLINICALS

Prepare for clinicals by wearing scrubs and closed-toe shoes. You’ll be provided with a gait belt and name tag, so you’re fully prepared for hands-on training.

Important Note: Your seat is not guaranteed until all requirements are completed and tuition is paid in full.

Choose the schedule that fits your life and timeline

Class Options

Option 1: Accelerated Day Program

This option is designed for students who want to complete their CNA training quickly and move into the workforce sooner. You’ll attend class during the day and then complete your clinical training in a real healthcare facility, giving you hands-on experience before finishing the program.

Option 2: Part-Time Evening Classes

Evening classes are offered periodically throughout the year and are ideal if you’re balancing work, school, or other responsibilities. You’ll follow the same training path and gain the same clinical experience, just on a schedule that allows for more flexibility.

Training that works for you

Upcoming Schedule

See upcoming class dates and choose the start time that works best for you

4/6/2026 - 4/21/2026

4/27/2026 - 5/12/2026

5/18/2026 - 6/3/2026

6/8/2026 - 6/25/2026

6/29/2026 - 7/16/2026

7/20/2026 - 8/6/2026

8/10/2026 - 8/27/2026

Frequently asked questions

Most students are eligible to enroll as long as they meet the basic requirements, like being at least 17 years old, completing a background check, and being able to communicate in English. If you’re unsure, you can still register or reach out—we’ll help you understand exactly what’s needed and guide you through the process.

After you register, we’ll contact you within 24 hours with next steps, including your tuition payment link and instructions for completing your background check and health requirements. You’ll know exactly what to do and when, so nothing feels confusing or rushed.

Your spot is only secured once all requirements are completed and tuition is paid in full. Because class sizes are limited, we recommend completing your checklist as soon as possible to avoid losing your seat.

Once you finish your training, you’ll be eligible to take the state certification exam. After passing, you can begin working as a Certified Nursing Assistant in healthcare settings like hospitals and skilled nursing facilities, and start building experience for future healthcare careers.

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A few important requirements to review before you register

What Disqualifies Me

Most students are able to enroll without any issues, but there are a few requirements that could affect eligibility. Reviewing these ahead of time helps you move forward with confidence and avoid surprises during the registration process.

Disqualifying Criminal Offenses

A failed background check due to certain criminal convictions may prevent enrollment in the program or employment in a healthcare facility.

Incomplete Requirements

Students who do not complete required steps—such as the background check, TB test, or tuition payment—before the deadline may not be able to secure a spot in the class.

Attendance & Program Completion

The program is fast-paced and requires full participation. Missing required class time, failing to complete clinical hours, or not meeting minimum grade requirements may result in dismissal from the program.

What a degree means for you

Opportunities for graduates of noCo CNA Education

After completing the program and passing your state exam, you’ll be qualified to work as a Certified Nursing Assistant in a variety of healthcare settings. This means you can start gaining real experience, and earning income, within weeks of finishing your training.

Skilled Nursing Facilities

Work as a CNA in long-term care or rehabilitation centers, helping residents with daily care, mobility, and overall well-being. These roles are often the most accessible entry point and provide consistent, hands-on experience.

Hospitals & Acute Care

Support nurses and medical staff in hospital settings by assisting with patient care, monitoring conditions, and helping with daily needs. This environment offers exposure to faster-paced, clinical care.

A nurse in scrubs holding up an old man and smiling at the camera.

Home Health & Private Care

Provide one-on-one care for patients in their homes, assisting with daily activities and supporting independence. This path is ideal if you prefer a more personal, flexible care environment.

Two nursing students in scrubs practicing CPR on a dummy.

Continued Healthcare Education

Working as a CNA allows you to build the direct patient care hours often required for programs like Registered Nursing (RN), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Physician Assistant (PA), or other healthcare careers. It’s a practical first step that helps you move forward with experience, not guesswork.

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