Nursing Assistant
Training Course

Save over $2,000 in our sponsored class and work as a Marquis nursing assistant in just 4 weeks.

Why Marquis?

It's not just a class, it's a career with Marquis Companies! A 4-week, all-inclusive, sponsored training course designed for compassionate individuals who want to become a CNA with Marquis. Students choose the Marquis Nursing Assistant Training because of our hands-on learning, record-setting CNA exam pass rates, and a clear pathway to employment.

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Becoming a CNA with Marquis

PHASE 1:
APPLY

Ensure you meet requirements and select your preferred training location.

  1. Check eligibility: at least 17 years old, legally able to work in the U.S., pass a background check, physically able to lift 40 pounds, and ability to read, write and comprehend the English Language (ESL level 6).
  2. Choose a local Marquis facility to work at after NA Class graduation.
  3. Compare class schedules and locations.
  4. Submit your application, attend an interview, and complete background check and pre-enrollment paperwork.

PHASE 2:
LEARN

Gain the knowledge and practice needed for CNA certification.

  1. Complete 65 classroom hours, pass two exams (75%+), and earn BLS certification.
  2. Participate in 40 clinical hours caring for residents under clinical instructor supervision.
  3. Celebrate graduation and receive a Certification of Completion.

PHASE 3:
CERTIFY

Apply for and pass the official CNA certification exam..

  1. Apply to the state licensing body and submit fingerprints.
  2. Attend Marquis-led review sessions.
  3. Take and pass state exam.
  4. Congratulations! Once you pass your exam, the state will issue your CNA license.

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Hear from Our Graduates

"I became a CNA because it’s always been on my heart to care for people."

"I chose to become a CNA because I wanted to do something that matters."

"Becoming a CNA was the first step for me becoming a nurse."

"I really wouldn’t trade being a CNA for any other career."