PCA training in Queens. Just 40 hours.
A fast first step into home care. As a Personal Care Aide you help clients with bathing, dressing, meals and getting around. Weekday classes, and you can upgrade to Home Health Aide later.
- 40 hours, weekday classes
- Personal care & daily living skills
- Upgrade to HHA later
Help clients with everyday living
Personal Care Aides help clients with bathing, dressing, meals and getting around. It is a quick way to start working in home care.
Call or text to check the next PCA start date.
Every student's situation is different. Call, text or book a visit and we'll go over your total cost, what's included and your payment options. Ask us →
Four simple steps
Reach out
Call, text or fill out the short form. We'll get back to you quickly.
Visit the school
See the classroom, meet your instructor and ask anything. It takes about 30 minutes.
Pick your class
Choose your start date and schedule, and complete your enrollment paperwork.
Start training
Learn hands-on and practice your skills with a real instructor.
Personal Care Aide (PCA) questions
How long is PCA training?
The Personal Care Aide program is 40 hours of weekday classes.
Can I become an HHA later?
Yes. After PCA, our PCA → HHA upgrade is 43 hours and builds on your PCA training.
Do I need a college degree?
No. Call or text us and we'll walk you through exactly what you need to enroll.
How much does it cost?
Call, text or book a visit and we'll go over your total cost and your payment options. Every student's situation is different, and we're happy to walk you through it. Through November 30, save 10% when you pay your tuition in full.
What language are classes taught in?
All classes are taught in English.