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How hard is it to become a CNA?
I was thinking about enrolling in the CNA program next year, and I was curious to see how difficult it is. The on,y thing I'm kind of worried about is math. Is the math really hard? How is the class? Any information on this would be helpful.
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I have a daughter who took classes to become a CNA. That was the easy part. Was so proud when she graduated with the degree. She kept in touch with everyone in her class. The sad part is that only a tiny percent of that class, maybe 5 people got jobs as a CNA and the others hadn't after months of searching. She gave it a good hard attempt, even offering to work for a while for free to gain work experience in the field and was taken up on the offer by a person in private practice. He could never hire her later and she finally gave up on finding a job that she was trained for. She had heard, as well as I have that the medical field is a growing job opportunity and with not enough people to fill the jobs. I am now wondering if that was just hype to get people to go to school for it. We live in a major big city that is growing leaps and bounds so I would think opportunity is there. My daughter never mentioned any math and I never took classes for that so I wouldn't know how much is involved. If there is a way to talk to previous students at the program you are interested in, that would be helpful to see how many ended up with a job as a CNA or any kind of job in the medical community.
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