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CNA Classes in Georgia

Georgia has 22 CNA programs in our files: 22 at colleges and career schools in IPEDS.

Programs
22
all sources
Median pay
$37,680
nursing assistants, BLS May 2025; U.S. $42,260
On the WIOA list
52
CNA programs, U.S. DOL file

By metro area

Every CNA program in Georgia

ProgramWhereType Completions
Albany Technical College Albany Certificate 66
Atlanta Technical College Atlanta Certificate 0
Augusta Technical College Augusta Certificate 12
Central Georgia Technical CollegeWIOA list Warner Robins Certificate 256
Chattahoochee Technical College Marietta Certificate 166
Coastal Pines Technical CollegeWIOA list Waycross Certificate 112
Columbus Technical College Columbus Certificate 56
Georgia Northwestern Technical College Rome Certificate 5
Georgia Piedmont Technical CollegeWIOA list Clarkston Certificate 5
Gwinnett Technical College Lawrenceville Certificate 13
Lanier Technical CollegeWIOA list Gainesville Certificate 161
North Georgia Technical College Clarkesville Certificate 13
Oconee Fall Line Technical CollegeWIOA list Sandersville Certificate 67
Ogeechee Technical CollegeWIOA list Statesboro Certificate 30
Savannah Technical College Savannah Certificate 114
South Georgia Technical College Americus Certificate 27
Southeastern Technical College Vidalia Certificate 73
Southern Crescent Technical CollegeWIOA list Griffin Certificate 141
Southern Regional Technical CollegeWIOA list Thomasville Certificate 139
West Georgia Technical College Waco Certificate 108
Wiregrass Georgia Technical CollegeWIOA list Valdosta Certificate 255
Woodruff Medical and Wellness Training Tucker Certificate 6

Sources: IPEDS 2024 (programs, completions 2023-24, costs 2024-25). WIOA list: U.S. Department of Labor ETA-9171 file, programs listed June 30, 2025.

Rules that apply

A state-approved nurse aide training program must include at least 75 clock hours of training, with at least 16 hours of supervised practical training. (42 CFR 483.152(a))

A nursing home that employs you, or has offered you a job, when your training starts cannot charge you for state-approved nurse aide training or its textbooks. If you pay and are hired by a nursing home within 12 months, your state must provide for paying part of it back. (42 CFR 483.152(c))

Paying for training in Georgia

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