Free Cna classes in Baltimore City

St Ambrose.
3445 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215,

The program is totally free. Its thru A Obama Grant. Its a CCBC partnership with St Ambrose. The Program is 17 weeks, 2 weeks Job Readiness and 15 Weeks CNA/GNA training. You learn Medical Term for the first part. Then Nuring Theory and Clinicals.

I'm almost finished the program now.

www.vincentbaltimore.org/youthplace.html

william brown in Baltimore, Maryland said: i found a free 9 weeks cna program based on your empowerment zone and for ppl thats not in the empowerment zone they also have a hotline number that yu may call to also participate in a free cna training the place is called manorcare roland park and the address is 4669 falls road.

Can you please tell me the numba to this Empowerment hotline....I can be reach at tchambers0627@yahoo.com

Vickie in Baltimore, Maryland said: St Ambrose.
3445 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215,

The program is totally free. Its thru A Obama Grant. Its a CCBC partnership with St Ambrose. The Program is 17 weeks, 2 weeks Job Readiness and 15 Weeks CNA/GNA training. You learn Medical Term for the first part. Then Nuring Theory and Clinicals.

I'm almost finished the program now.

www.vincentbaltimore.org/youthplace.html

Do happen to have the number to St. Ambrose...please email me at tchambers0627@yahoo.com

Vickie in Baltimore, Maryland said: St Ambrose.
3445 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215,

The program is totally free. Its thru A Obama Grant. Its a CCBC partnership with St Ambrose. The Program is 17 weeks, 2 weeks Job Readiness and 15 Weeks CNA/GNA training. You learn Medical Term for the first part. Then Nuring Theory and Clinicals.

I'm almost finished the program now.

www.vincentbaltimore.org/youthplace.html

Hello thank you for that information it was helpful i called and was told to call back. i have a question for u. i want to knw is it first come first serve and what do i have to do to get a good chance. I am a mother of two in this field for a while now trying to get the certfctn. please email me @ nenaluvd@yahoo.com

TEE-TEE in Baltimore, Maryland said: HAVE ANY ONE TOOK CLASSES AT STIEN ACADEMY BEFORE..I WAS THINKIN ABOUT STARTING THERE CNA CLASSES ON THE 27TH BUT I WENT THERE AND IT LOOKS WIERD..I MEAN THE OFFICE.. AND EVERYBODY IS AFRICAN.I WAS JUS HOPING ITS NOT A RIP OFF..

I heard no one accepts this company as a legit training center. And I am African American and have never had good experiences with African run businesses...sorry but true. Anyway, people have gone there and basically come away with nothing. Check with the board of nursing before going there.

miss nikki in Oxon Hill, Maryland said: I heard no one accepts this company as a legit training center. And I am African American and have never had good experiences with African run businesses...sorry but true. Anyway, people have gone there and basically come away with nothing. Check with the board of nursing before going there.

what's a problem with Africain ? I believe you know your origine. Can deniel your motherland in addition, you have some genes inside of you toooooo sister.

Hello all I haven't had the opportunity to read through all the posts to see if this info was already given but there is a website that offers funding for training that is listed on the site.You have to enroll at the one stop career center near you and they will assist you with getting the training you need and depending on what the cost they will pay for the whole thing. I do know that CNA/GNA is free though. Hope you find this info helpful. www.mhec.state.md.us/career/WIA/WIASearch/CountyPgmDesc2.asp?ID=4165

KYISHA WILLIAMS in Baltimore, Maryland said: I AM A 20 Y/O FEMELE LIVING IN THE HEART OF BALTIMORE WITH A PASSION FOR HELPING OTHERS. I HAVE COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL AND IM READY TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION DOING WHAT I LOVE BEST. IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO CAN GIVE ME A HELPING HAND I WOULD GREATLY APPRICIATE IT.
~THANKS~

hello Kyisha, what is that you really want to do? It's so many you can help people in what field is your passion???!!!

Hope I can find a school....

i am a mother of 4 kids...i been working in health care doing housekeeping and laundry over 3 years and ready to do something diffrent...i ready to start my cna/gna classes.people say classese are free..and when u get there..they want money..i dont have my high school doploma and looking for class that no looking for NO HIGH SCHOOL DOPLMA.PLEASE EMAIL ME.i will be checking email reneespruill54@yahoo.com..i do live in baltimore city..if i do have to pay..nothing over $900..and like to go to class for 12 weeks or less

does any one knows when the next cna/gna will be at stella maris?

billie robinson in Jackson, Mississippi said: I need a job as a caregiver for elderly people.I have several years experience @
I have references.

Thank you

i have rf

See Care.com; Sitter.com; Wyzant.com; Tutor.com - you can post profiles and cross market to reach people, network with them, their friends, family; post an ad across Craigslist linking to your profile(s). Create a Google Profile and insert that you are available for work; post your links to your respect profile. If you use Google Docs, make a resume, but take out details like your name, address, tele, and the names of businesses and their addresses that you formerly worked for, just keep job title, duties, tenure. Insert the link to your Google Profile and links to your respective profiles on Care.com, etc. Then using Google Docs 'publish' button, publish the resume to the Internet, it will go immediately into the Google search engine. If you use Wyzant.com, they offer immediate criminal background check that can be show on your profile. And you can use that fact to demonstrate you had a recent online background check. Not sure what Care.com background check costs. In any event, it's a distinction from competition, and demonstrates your professionalism, seriousness and trustworthiness. And it conveniently saves your potential clients/employers time and money, helps them make quicker hire decisions.

miss nikki in Oxon Hill, Maryland said: I heard no one accepts this company as a legit training center. And I am African American and have never had good experiences with African run businesses...sorry but true. Anyway, people have gone there and basically come away with nothing. Check with the board of nursing before going there.

--The same intra-racism that has plagued black people/African Americans rears its ugly head. African Americans have also had not only the mainstream culture but African Americans ridicule and steer clear of their efforts--whether to step up to empower black people with social programs, or start businesses, especially in areas once demeaned as not worth marketing to (like black radio, black TV stations and their broadcasting talent). In fact, U.S. society as a whole only began to get a lesson to destroy the myth that black people have no money--yet, if it were not for black people supporting black businesses and ventures, there would be no Urban League, no Fubu... no Spike Lee... no Denzel Washington making non-stereotypical movies (despite winning Oscar for a stereotype). People all around need to stop disparaging people of color. At the end of the day, trying to pick up a torch doesn't endear a black person to non-black people, at the end of the day, Africa is where you come from. No words or beating up on Africans can change that. In fact, ..non-U.S. black people are often leading the way in business, health care, science, engineering...I have had good interactions with African and African American, and other races all my life. It's not the race, it's the person. Their race is irrelevant. Free your mind.

Yvette Mensah in Baltimore, Maryland said: There are classes being held at Stella Maris in Dalaney Vally in Baltimore County. The only thins that you are obligated to work for them for some time after graduation. It is not bad.

I am also interested in getting a class and i am in search of iy. can u plz email me with more info. Thanku

Shan in Clarksburg, Maryland said: Hi i am in Clarksburg MD. Does anyone know where i can do cna gna courses. The Community Colleges are too expensive.
Do you know also where i could do it for free?

yes ; you ca do your cna /Gna class for free at the Caroline center, in baltimore

KYISHA WILLIAMS in Baltimore, Maryland said: I AM A 20 Y/O FEMELE LIVING IN THE HEART OF BALTIMORE WITH A PASSION FOR HELPING OTHERS. I HAVE COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL AND IM READY TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION DOING WHAT I LOVE BEST. IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO CAN GIVE ME A HELPING HAND I WOULD GREATLY APPRICIATE IT.
~THANKS~

sound like u are built to be sucess all the way sry 4 late reply first off u have many options you are smart and not afraid to take peoples opnions into consideration.... there many things you can consider u sound like medical feild jump board ur self wit nursing assitant then go as far as u wish, u could always go to college or trade school any form of education increases self, military or peace corp service, if you like animals taking some course that will lead you in that direction

Hello all... I just called the Caroline Center and their next class begins in September but you must apply in June .. The cost of the class is $208.00 I've read a lot of comments indicating that it was free.Im actually interested in obtaining any information about a FREE class,if anyone is aware of any please inform.

Thank you

Latarsha Branch in Baltimore, Maryland said: I would to take a CNA class this year.

I DONT HAVE THE MONEY JUST LEFT NEW YORK CITY AND LOOKING FOR A FREE CNA CLASS

where do i find free cna gna classes

where is it located for the free gna cna classes and do u have the number?

Chris in Aberdeen, Maryland said: I attend IT Works and I got a lot of good information out of this class not sure if the payment is still the same but I paid 1250 (weekly or Bi-weekly payment plan)it helped a lot. I received good information that will further me, Work books and equipment to get me started and the clinicals. I can give you the number It is a payment plan and that was very helpful I will be graduating at the end of this month, I very don't need my GNA but I am going to take the boards anyway just in case I need it down the road.
IT Works this system won't let me put phone numbers in so four one zero, nine eight zero, two nine six one.

Good Luck on your search and let me know if you need anymore info.

Hi is this program still in existence today? If so How are you doing now ?

#disconnected......any other resources would be appreciated thanks in advance

Im tired looking for a free or low training class for GNA,,they all really high,,i send my resume to Genesis,and they call me,,u have to work with them for a year and from 100 people they only select 2 or 3,,no more,,and they paid 10 to 11$/Hr,,they tell me about Caroline to,and they cheap but they select only like 2 or 3 to from a lot people,,so can anyone please help me or give me info about where i can go,,Oh!! red cross is expensive to...thanks

This is a website of certified CNA training programs at various places in Maryland. I hope that this helps everyone.

www.mbon.org/cna/approved_na_training_programs_contact_list.pdf

I want cna/gna classes.