CNA Classes & Programs in Alabama (2024)

Choosing the Best CNA Programs in Alabama

The first step in becoming a CNA is choosing the right training program. In Alabama, training programs are offered at community colleges, vocational schools, and some medical centers in cities such as Mobile, Birmingham, and Huntsville, as well as in smaller towns across the state. For information about admissions requirements for CNA training programs, visit our CNA Training Programs Admissions page.

• Program Length: CNA training programs can takeanywhere from 4 to 12 weeks to complete, depending on the type of school, andinclude classroom instruction as well as clinical practice hours.

• Program Cost: Cost for CNA training programscan vary from school to school. In some cases, nursing homes or other medicalcenters may provide training for free in exchange for working for that facilityfor an agreed upon amount of time.

• Board Approved Programs: Each state has its own requirements for CNA certification, so it is critical to select a program and school that is in line with your home state's standards. Visit our certification page for more information about CNA certification requirements in Alabama.

• Online/In-Person Options: While CNA training programs require in-person hands-on clinical training, some of the classroom work may be available in an online format. For students in rural areas of Alabama, online classes may also save students time and money in commuting to a distant campus.

2023 List of CNA Classes in Alabama

To get a feel for the CNA curriculum in Alabama, see our list of classes and courses available in the state:

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