A CNA program is a training course that prepares individuals for the career of Certified Nursing Assistant. It includes both classroom instruction and clinical practice to teach skills such as taking vital signs, assisting with activities of daily living, and providing basic medical care. The program typically lasts between 2 Years and requires a high school diploma or equivalent for admission. Upon completion, students must pass a state certification exam to obtain their CNA license and work in healthcare settings such as nursing homes, hospitals, and home health agencies.