Our Courses
At Cudley’s Training Program Inc., we offer comprehensive courses designed to empower aspiring healthcare professionals. Our training programs, available for Home Health Aides (HHA), Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA), and Personal Care Aides (PCA) — with PCA training integrated within our HHA curriculum — provide a robust foundation in essential care skills. We understand the demands of modern schedules, therefore, evening classes are available to accommodate our students' diverse needs. Upgrades from PCA to HHA are available, ensuring a seamless progression in your career development.
Personal Care Aide (Weekdays)
The Personal Care Aide (PCA) course focuses on providing non-medical support to clients who may need assistance with daily activities in their homes. Key skills taught include activities of daily living (ADLs), housekeeping, meal preparation, and companionship. This course forms the foundation of our HHA program, ensuring that students begin with the core competencies required for more advanced care scenarios. Completing the PCA training within the HHA program allows students to expand their capabilities and opportunities within the home healthcare industry.
Home Health Aide (Weekdays)
The Home Health Aide (HHA) course prepares students to provide essential home care support to elderly, disabled, and recovery patients. This program covers a comprehensive range of skills from basic care to more specialized procedures, including vital signs, safety protocols, patient hygiene, and nutrition management. As part of our integrated curriculum, the Personal Care Aide (PCA) training is included within this course, providing foundational skills that are expanded upon to encompass the broader responsibilities of an HHA. This setup allows for a seamless transition and a broader skill set for our graduates.
Certified Nurse Aides (Weekends)
Our Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) course is designed for individuals looking to take a significant step forward in the healthcare field. This training equips students with the necessary skills to support nurses and doctors in medical settings such as hospitals and nursing homes. Topics covered include patient mobility, vital signs monitoring, infection control, and communication skills necessary for effective patient care. CNAs play a critical role in the medical team, providing essential daily care that enhances patient recovery and well-being.
Our Registration Process
Prospective students must provide valid identification. All documents must be original (not copies). This ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and secures your place in our esteemed training programs.
For U.S. Citizens, this includes your Social Security card, your I.D., and your U.S. Passport or birth certificate. For non-citizens, you'll need your Social Security card, employment authorization or Permanent Resident documents.
Registration for our courses is open from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Monday through Saturday. Please contact us for class starting dates or any additional information.
Join us to embark on a rewarding career path that is not only fulfilling but also crucial to community health and well-being.