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4280 Memorial Drive, Suite D, Decatur, Georgia

3 nurse aide training programs in Decatur, with start dates and prices from featured partners.
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Decatur, GA has 3 nurse aide training programs, including 1 featured partner you can enroll in online. Most are run by private training schools (1) and nursing homes and other employers that train their own aides (1).
Every program follows the Georgia rules: 85 hours of training with 24 hours of supervised clinical practice. Graduates test through Credentia for $130 and are listed on the state nurse aide registry.
4 funding sources cover Decatur, starting with WorkSource DeKalb and WorkSource Southwest Georgia. A workforce voucher pays the school directly for any program on the state approved list, and nursing homes often pay for training in exchange for a work commitment.
Compare the programs below, open one for contact details and the state exam, or get matched and we text you the funding that fits.
53.6 miles from Decatur
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Hybrid
4.816 miles from Decatur
CNA (Face to Face)

27 miles from Decatur
Nursing Assistant Program
Start dates and seats come from each school's live class schedule. Payment plans available at every school listed.
Who pays for CNA training in DeKalb County
Ask for an Individual Training Account for nurse aide training. It pays an approved school directly.
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Get matchedSchools near Decatur that publish tuition charge $800 to $2,500, and payment plans are available. Employer run programs are free for people they hire, and a workforce voucher can pay the full cost at an approved school.
Yes. 1 nursing home or employer in Decatur trains aides for free if they hire you. WorkSource DeKalb (470-542-7424) issues workforce vouchers that pay the school directly.
The next listed class near Decatur starts November 16. Featured schools post their schedules, and most start a new class every few weeks.
Georgia requires 85 hours of training. Most programs take 3 to 8 weeks, and evening and weekend schedules are common. You then take the Credentia exam to be listed on the nurse aide registry.
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