Maine Veterans Home, in collaboration with Augusta Adult and Community Education and the Maine Community College System, is offering a ten-week, state-approved CNA training program. This course is hosted by Maine Veterans Homes in Augusta at their state-of-the-art facility at 35 Heroes Way, Augusta, Maine. Join us for this exciting opportunity to learn the art of caregiving in a holistic healthcare model and give back to our Honored Veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star family members.

Program Highlights:

• Taught by a first-rate Registered Nurse with years of experience, successfully delivering an in-depth program with proven results.
• Earn to Learn opportunities for qualifying applicants
• Sponsored by the Maine Apprenticeship Program

Training Components:

Includes the state-required curriculum of 70 hours in the classroom, 20 hours of essential skill labs, and 40 hours of clinical training.

Prerequisites:

• State requirement of a minimum of 1200 hours actively working as a CNA within the past two years
• Adult Education Intake Paperwork
• CASAS Reading & Comprehension Assessment
• Updated Immunization Records

Call Augusta Adult & Community Education at 207-626-2470 for more information.

Teaching children about safer behavior in and around the water. This curriculum is interactive and focuses on developing an awareness of the risks of drowning and how to minimize those risks.

Pre-Requisite: The child participating needs to have basic swimming knowledge. And to bring their life jacket.

Teaching children about safer behavior in and around the water. This curriculum is interactive and focuses on developing an awareness of the risks of drowning and how to minimize those risks.

Pre-Requisite: The child participating needs to have basic swimming knowledge. And to bring their life jacket.

Teaching children about safer behavior in and around the water. This curriculum is interactive and focuses on developing an awareness of the risks of drowning and how to minimize those risks.

Pre-Requisite: The child participating needs to have basic swimming knowledge. And to bring their life jacket.

Teaching children about safer behavior in and around the water. This curriculum is interactive and focuses on developing an awareness of the risks of drowning and how to minimize those risks.

Pre-Requisite: The child participating needs to have basic swimming knowledge. And to bring their life jacket.