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Richmond, VA

Richmond Adult Technical Center

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)

Location

Richmond, VA

Duration

6 weeks (Mon-Thu evenings)

Cost

$1,250

State Required Hours

120 hours

Address

2015 Seddon Way, Suite 110

Richmond, VA 23230

About This Program

Richmond Adult Technical Center is the adult-education arm of Richmond Public Schools, housed at 2015 Seddon Way just off Westwood Avenue in the Scott's Addition area. The evening Certified Nurse Aide Training Program is Virginia Board of Nursing-approved and runs every six weeks, covering infection control, vital signs, patient safety, emergency care, positioning, record keeping, and restorative services through both didactic and supervised clinical instruction. Graduates are prepared to take the Pearson VUE NNAAP exam administered by Credentia and join the Virginia Nurse Aide Registry. The Monday-Thursday evening schedule is structured for working adults pursuing a career change into healthcare.

Visit Program Website Call (804) 780-6272

Location & Directions

2015 Seddon Way, Suite 110, Richmond, VA 23230

Becoming a CNA in Virginia

Becoming a CNA in Virginia is one of the more rigorous pathways on the East Coast. Virginia requires 120 hours of training — 45 hours above the federal floor of 75 — split into at least 80 hours of classroom theory and skills-lab instruction (including a minimum of 20 hours of skills-lab work) plus at least 40 hours of supervised clinical training delivering direct client care in a nursing care setting. Most full-time programs run 6 to 10 weeks. Virginia's community college system — including Tidewater, Northern Virginia, J. Sargeant Reynolds, Piedmont Virginia, and Wytheville — runs the largest network of approved 120-hour programs, typically priced $600 to $1,500 for residents.

Minimum Age

16

Training Hours

120 hours

Exam Vendor

Credentia

Time to Cert

8–14 weeks (training 6–10 weeks, exam and registry 2–4 weeks)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the CNA program at Richmond Adult Technical Center include?

Richmond Adult Technical Center is the adult-education arm of Richmond Public Schools, housed at 2015 Seddon Way just off Westwood Avenue in the Scott's Addition area. The program is located at 2015 Seddon Way, Suite 110, Richmond, VA 23230. For the current curriculum, admission requirements, and start dates, call (804) 780-6272 or visit https://ratc.rvaschools.net/employment-opportunities/cna.

How much does Richmond Adult Technical Center cost?

Richmond Adult Technical Center lists tuition for its certified nurse aide (cna) at $1,250. Total program cost for students typically includes state exam fees, background-check fees, books, and supplies on top of tuition, so the final out-of-pocket figure can vary. Call Richmond Adult Technical Center at (804) 780-6272 for the current fee breakdown and any available scholarships or financial aid.

How long is the program at Richmond Adult Technical Center?

The certified nurse aide (cna) at Richmond Adult Technical Center is structured as 6 weeks (Mon-Thu evenings). Virginia requires 120 hours of state-approved training, so this program meets or exceeds the state minimum. Contact the program at (804) 780-6272 for current cohort start dates and schedule options.

How do I apply or contact Richmond Adult Technical Center?

Call Richmond Adult Technical Center directly at (804) 780-6272 or visit https://ratc.rvaschools.net/employment-opportunities/cna. The program is located at 2015 Seddon Way, Suite 110, Richmond, VA 23230. Ask about upcoming cohort start dates, application deadlines, background-check requirements, and any scholarships or financial-aid options before enrolling.

What Virginia CNA requirements should I know before enrolling at Richmond Adult Technical Center?

Before enrolling at Richmond Adult Technical Center, make sure you meet Virginia's minimum age (16), education requirements, and background-check rules. Virginia requires 120 hours of state-approved training and uses Credentia for the competency exam, with most candidates reaching certification in 8–14 weeks (training 6–10 weeks, exam and registry 2–4 weeks). See the full Virginia CNA requirements page for a complete checklist.

Are there other CNA programs near Richmond?

Yes. In addition to Richmond Adult Technical Center in Richmond, our directory includes CNA training programs in Virginia Beach, Roanoke. Comparing programs by location, schedule, and cost is the easiest way to find the best fit for your situation. Browse all Virginia CNA classes for the full list.

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