Answers before you make the next move.

Yes. Our program is approved by both the Washington State Board of Nursing and the Workforce Board, and enrollment is open for upcoming cohorts. Request enrollment information to receive the current schedule, tuition, admissions checklist, and next steps.

Applicants should be prepared to meet the program's age or minor-enrollment rules, education and communication requirements, background-check requirements, and required health screenings. Request the current admissions checklist before applying so you know exactly what documentation is needed.

Schedule availability can vary by cohort. Contact admissions for the current day and evening options, start dates, and attendance expectations before choosing a cohort.

Contact admissions or request enrollment information for the current tuition, included costs, payment information, and any available funding guidance.

Start registration through portal.cnatrainingcenter.com or contact Admissions directly. The secure portal handles applications, saved drafts, documents, and status updates.

Yes. Huduma CNA Training Center is approved by the Washington State Board of Nursing and the Washington Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board. You can verify Washington nursing-assistant programs through the Board of Nursing's approved-program directory.

A Certified Nursing Assistant provides hands-on daily care — bathing, mobility, feeding, vital signs, and comfort — under the supervision of nurses. It's a meaningful, in-demand role and a common first step into healthcare.

Cohort calendars include the approved classroom, skills-lab, and clinical requirements. Request enrollment information for the current day or evening schedule and confirmed program duration.

The traditional CNA pathway is designed to teach the required foundations, skills, and clinical habits. If you already hold an active Home Care Aide credential, ask admissions whether the CNA bridge pathway is appropriate for you.

Successful program completion prepares eligible students to continue through Washington's nursing-assistant examination and credentialing process. Completing training does not by itself issue the state credential; students must complete the required certification steps.

Yes. Our Home Care Aide training is approved by Washington State and accepting students at hcatraining.com. It can be a strong first step into caregiving, and an active HCA credential is required for the CNA bridge pathway.

We're at 30821 Pacific Hwy S, Federal Way, WA 98003.