ENGLISH & Home Health Aide Training

Posted by District 1199C Training & Upgrading Fund on December 18, 2018

Start a Path to a Health Care Career

Our free ESL/Home Health Aide class begins in April, combining Home Health Aide training with English tailored to the medical language needed for success in the program and on the job. The free training includes books, uniforms, and equipment.

In order to qualify, students need to be in our ESL classes January through March, and have to be high intermediate or advanced level ESL students. If you know individuals who are interested and who you think would qualify, please advise them to email or to text Carol (contact info below). Students need to be tested and enroll in December to start in January.

Please note that if students do a good job in the class they may then qualify to continue into the Certified Nurse Aide class that immediately follows it, with a COMPLETE SCHOLARSHIP to cover the $1500 cost of the class.

Walk-in English Test:
Tuesdays 10:00 AM
Thursdays 2:00 PM
Questions? More Information?
TEXT: Carol Bloom 856.812.4110
EMAIL: cbloom@1199ctraining.org

See more: http://www.1199ctraining.org/iet

To qualify for this program, you must:
Be Learning English (ESL)
Be a Pennsylvania resident
Attend all scheduled classes
Have a social security number
Be legal to work in the U.S.
Not have a criminal record
Score at the 5th-8th grade levels on CASAS test (CASAS B or C: 220-235)
Have satisfactory health
Be able to lift 50 lbs. on a regular basis
Preferred, but not required: high school diploma or GED, from any country

All Students Must Take a Reading Test and Have an Interview
For more information contact Carol Bloom
TEXT (856) 812-4110 or EMAIL cbloom@1199ctraining.org


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