FlexPay™ · then 2 more weekly payments in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal
How online learning works: Online instruction is delivered through scheduled, live lecture calls in Microsoft Teams. Students must also attend all required in-person skills labs.
FlexPay™ has one 3-week option: pay today, then make two more weekly payments in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal.
Work While You Train: flexible scheduling designed around work and family.Work While You Train: flexible schedule options are designed to fit around work and family responsibilities. Day, evening, or weekend availability varies by cohort.
Available Home Health Aide Classes
Home Health Aide Course Schedule
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Course Requirements
Age: 18 or older.
Education: High school diploma or GED.
Prepare for Clinical-Site Requirements
These items are not required to submit your registration. Exact requirements depend on the clinical site assigned to you.
Be prepared to complete a background check and drug test.
TB testing, flu vaccination, COVID-19 vaccination, or other health documentation may be required by the assigned clinical site.
We will explain the specific requirements after your clinical placement is assigned and before you attend that site.
Documents Required to Register
Have these documents ready when completing your registration.
Valid driver’s license, state ID, or passport
Valid Social Security card or federal tax return with SSN
Valid high school diploma, GED, or official high school or college transcript
Photo selfie for your student badge
Home Health Aide Success Support Add-On Package (Additional Fee)
Optional add-on — additional fee
This package is not included in the $439 course tuition or standard registration. The package fee is charged separately when selected.
An optional support upgrade for Home Health Aide students who want additional learning and certification-preparation resources.
The package includes:
Additional learning support — Adds extra resources to reinforce caregiving, safety, and home-management skills from the standard HHA course.
Optional exam preparation — Provides added preparation support for students who choose to pursue the optional national HHA certification exam.
Package details: Package contents, eligibility, and the separate add-on fee are reviewed before selection. This package is not included in standard HHA tuition or registration, and the optional certification exam fee remains separate.
What You’ll Learn
The Home Health Aide (HHA) Training Program uses scheduled live online lecture calls through Microsoft Teams plus required in-person skills labs. Students gain foundational knowledge in caregiving, client interaction, safety, and home management while preparing to support individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and aging-related needs. This program is not a state-licensed certification but demonstrates competency in home health care.
The Home Health Aide Training Program curriculum is based off the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services HHA Standards.
Program Length & Structure
Exact program length: 3 Weeks (75 Hrs)
The Home Health Aide cohort runs for three weeks and includes 75 training hours.
Training includes 45 hours of scheduled live Microsoft Teams lectures and 30 hours of required in-person skills-lab training.
Select a cohort above and choose See weekly schedule to review the exact dates and required attendance for that class.
Tuition & Additional Costs
Total program price: $439.
All materials and resources required for the Home Health Aide course are included.
The optional Home Health Aide Success Support Add-On Package is not included in tuition and requires an additional fee.
The optional NCCT HHA certification exam costs $70 and is not included in tuition.
Without a weekly payment schedule: Pay $99 today to reserve your seat. The remaining balance is due after registration in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal.
FlexPay™: This program has one three-week option. Pay $146.33 when you register, then make two more weekly payments in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. No interest. No credit check.
Optional HHA Certification (NCCT or NAHP)
The state of Georgia does not license Home Health Aides (HHAs). However, Winder CNA Training is an authorized training provider of NCCT (National Center for Competency Testing) and NAHP (National Association for Health Professionals) . Students who complete the Home Health Aide Training Program may choose to take a certification exam through these organizations to enhance their credentials and career prospects.
Certification Details:
The certification exam is optional and not required for employment as an HHA in Georgia.
Certification exams are administered through NCCT or NAHP and can provide an additional level of professional recognition.
Important Notes:
The cost of the certification exam is not included in the program tuition.
Students interested in pursuing certification will receive guidance on how to schedule and prepare for the exam upon course completion.
While certification is not mandatory, it can serve as a valuable asset for those looking to distinguish themselves in the job market and pursue advanced career opportunities in the healthcare field.
Career Paths
Graduates of the HHA program are prepared for entry-level positions in caregiving and home health services, including: Home Health Aide: Providing daily living support, light housekeeping, and companionship in clients’ homes. Personal Care Assistant: Assisting individuals in assisted living facilities or private residences with personal care and safety. Residential Care Assistant: Supporting residents in group homes with activities of daily living, meal preparation, and social engagement.…
Potential Employers
Graduates can find employment opportunities with: Home healthcare agencies Hospice organizations Assisted living facilities Private households Group homes and residential care facilities Nonprofit organizations focused on elder care
Salary Outlook
Home Health Aide pay varies by geographic location, employer, experience, responsibilities, and work setting. Students should research current local openings and wage information directly with employers before making career decisions.
Career Value
What Home Health Aide training can help you prepare for
Home Health Aide training focuses on safe, respectful support for clients who receive care in their homes and communities.
The Role
Help clients manage daily care in the home.
Support personal care and activities of daily living
Use infection-prevention and home-safety practices
Observe and report changes to the supervising care team
Practice respectful communication and professional boundaries
Common Work Settings
Home-care work takes place where clients live.
Home health agenciesPrivate-duty carePersonal care servicesCommunity-based care
Available roles and hiring requirements depend on the employer.
Build From Here
Prepare for an entry-level home-care role and continued healthcare growth.
Home Health Aide training
Optional certification and career tools
Entry-level home-care experience
Certification and employment are not guaranteed. Employers may require additional credentials, screenings, or experience.
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Training pathway
Career-focused home health training
Training combines scheduled live lectures with required hands-on skills labs for home-based caregiving preparation.
Lifetime impact
More than 3,000 students served
Winder CNA Training has supported more than 3,000 students across its training programs.
Google rating and review count reflect the last verified refresh. Student experiences vary. Program completion does not guarantee certification or employment.
Straight Answers Before You Enroll
Home Health Aide Questions
Clear details about format, schedule, training location, tuition, eligibility, and certification.
Is the Home Health Aide program fully online?+−
No. HHA students attend scheduled live online lecture calls through Microsoft Teams plus required in-person skills labs at the Oconee Campus.
Where is the Home Health Aide program near Athens, Georgia?+−
Required campus training is held at Winder CNA Training's Oconee Campus, 1047 Summit Grove Drive, Suite 403, Watkinsville, GA 30677, serving Athens and surrounding Northeast Georgia communities.
The Home Health Aide cohort runs for three weeks. The curriculum totals 75 hours: 45 hours of scheduled live Microsoft Teams lectures and 30 in-person lab hours.
When does the next Home Health Aide course start?+−
New Home Health Aide cohorts are added regularly. Call (770) 203-0858 for the next scheduled start date.
How much does the Home Health Aide program cost?+−
The total program price is $439. This program has one FlexPay™ option of three weekly payments. Pay $146.33 when you register, then make two more weekly payments in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. No interest. No credit check. Optional HHA certification exam fees are separate and are not included in tuition. The optional NCCT exam is currently $70. The optional NCCT HHA certification exam currently costs $70 and is not included in tuition.
Does Georgia license Home Health Aides?+−
Georgia does not license Home Health Aides. Graduates may choose to pursue an optional NCCT or NAHP certification for additional professional recognition.
Can I work while completing Home Health Aide training?+−
The three-week schedule provides flexibility, but students must attend all scheduled live Microsoft Teams lectures and required in-person skills labs shown for their cohort.
Is the Home Health Aide program fully online?+−
No. HHA students attend scheduled live online lecture calls through Microsoft Teams plus required in-person skills labs at the Oconee Campus.
Where is the Home Health Aide program near Athens, Georgia?+−
Required campus training is held at Winder CNA Training's Oconee Campus, 1047 Summit Grove Drive, Suite 403, Watkinsville, GA 30677, serving Athens and surrounding Northeast Georgia communities.
The Home Health Aide cohort runs for three weeks. The curriculum totals 75 hours: 45 hours of scheduled live Microsoft Teams lectures and 30 in-person lab hours.
When does the next Home Health Aide course start?+−
New Home Health Aide cohorts are added regularly. Call (770) 203-0858 for the next scheduled start date.
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How much does the Home Health Aide program cost?+−
The total program price is $439. This program has one FlexPay™ option of three weekly payments. Pay $146.33 when you register, then make two more weekly payments in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. No interest. No credit check. Optional HHA certification exam fees are separate and are not included in tuition. The optional NCCT exam is currently $70. The optional NCCT HHA certification exam currently costs $70 and is not included in tuition.
Does Georgia license Home Health Aides?+−
Georgia does not license Home Health Aides. Graduates may choose to pursue an optional NCCT or NAHP certification for additional professional recognition.
Can I work while completing Home Health Aide training?+−
The three-week schedule provides flexibility, but students must attend all scheduled live Microsoft Teams lectures and required in-person skills labs shown for their cohort.
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