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Workforce approved · State approval estimated Aug. 2026
Huduma CNA
Workforce approved · State review in progressApproval status

Exactly where we are — in the open.

We have received Workforce Board approval, and our nursing-assistant training program is now in final review with the Washington State Board of Nursing. We estimate a decision in August 2026, but the date may change as the review proceeds. We are not yet enrolling students.

Workforce Board approved

We have completed the Workforce Board approval milestone required for our private vocational school.

Not enrolling or recruiting

We are not accepting applications, tuition, or enrollments. Anyone who joins our list is simply asking to be notified.

Final review in progress

The Washington State Board of Nursing is reviewing our program. We estimate a decision in August 2026, but the date may change.

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The journey

Four steps from idea to first cohort.

Approval takes diligence — and we wouldn't want it any other way. Here's the path, and where we stand on it today.

  1. Program designed to state standards

    Complete

    Curriculum, clinical hours, and instructor credentials built to meet Washington's Nursing Assistant-Certified (NA-C) requirements under WAC 246-841A.

  2. Workforce Board approval received

    Complete

    Our private vocational school approval requirement with the Washington Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board is complete.

  3. 3

    Washington Board of Nursing review

    In progress

    Our program application is moving through final review with the Washington State Board of Nursing and its Nursing Assistant Program Approval Panel.

  4. 4

    Estimated decision · August 2026

    Upcoming

    We currently estimate final program approval in August 2026. This timing is not guaranteed and may change based on the Board's review.

What approval means

Why it matters that we wait.

State approval exists to protect students and the people they'll one day care for. We take that seriously.

  • Our curriculum, clinical hours, and instructor qualifications are reviewed against state rules (WAC 246-841A).
  • Our facilities and skills lab are evaluated for safe, effective training.
  • Only after approval may we enroll students and offer training that counts toward the state NA-C credential.
Our regulator

Washington State Board of Nursing

Nursing Assistant Program Approval Panel (NAPAP)

You don't have to take our word for it. You can verify the approval status of any Washington nursing-assistant program directly with the Washington State Board of Nursing.

Verify with WA Board of Nursing

We have Workforce Board approval. Final Washington State Board of Nursing approval is pending, with a decision estimated in August 2026. We are not yet enrolling or recruiting students.

We'll tell you the moment it's official.

We estimate final approval in August 2026, but the date may change. Join the waitlist and you'll hear from us when it becomes official.

Workforce approved · State approval estimated Aug. 2026.