CNA exam prep that gets you certified and working.
You need this certification to start working. Soon. Possibly while working another job already.
You don't have months to study. You need to pass and start earning.
- Most CNA prep is a free PDF dump with no explanations and no way to track progress.
- You're studying between shifts, on your phone, in whatever time you have.
- English may not be your first language — and the material is written like a textbook.
- You can't afford to fail and pay the exam fee twice.
Focused practice on what the CNA exam actually tests, explained plainly, in your language — and a readiness score so you only sit the exam when you're ready to pass it.
Why this isn't just another CNA question bank
Study in your own language
Your tutor explains in Spanish, Tagalog and more — while still teaching you the English terms the exam uses. Most CNA prep ignores this entirely.
Built for phone, between shifts
Short sessions that pick up where you left off. Flashcards resurface exactly what you keep forgetting.
Plain-English explanations
No textbook language. The reason the safe answer is the safe answer.
Know before you pay for the exam
Your readiness score tells you honestly whether you're there yet — so you're not paying the fee twice.
CNA prep — common questions
Is there a free CNA practice test?
Yes — start free, 3 days free. You get real practice questions with explanations and a readiness score.
Does this cover the skills portion?
We focus on the written/knowledge exam — patient care, safety, infection control, ADLs and communication. Your skills check-off is hands-on and practised in person.
Can I study in Spanish or Tagalog?
Yes. Your tutor will explain and speak in your language, while still teaching you the English clinical terms your exam will be written in.