Pricing & FAQ
We want you to succeed and therefore we offer different pricing options that will help you to get started sooner rather than later.
Fee structure
Option 1
Registration Fee $80
Tuition $690 (paid in 3 instalments of $230 every two weeks, first instalment to be paid together with the registration fee)
Option 2
Registration fee $80
Tuition $530 ( once off payment with the registration fee)
Book Clinical Lessons
Students who have done 60 hours theory with other institutions may do 40 hours clinical lessons and exams with Flora Academy and upon completion will be awarded a certificate.
Registration fee $80
Tuition $430 paid in full or in installments with $215 paid with registration fee before first 2 days of lessons and balance of $215 before last 2 days and exam.
We provide high-quality digital educational materials, study guides and tests. Because access to these digital resources is granted immediately and without restriction upon payment of registration fee and first installment, we uphold a strict no-refund policy.
FAQ's
Is the online CNA course approved by my state nursing board or regulatory authority?
Yes, the course is state-approved and accredited by the state’s Board of Nursing and the  Department of Health. Accreditation ensures eligibility to take the state certification exam.
What are the prerequisites for enrolling in an online CNA course?
Must be at least 18 years old (our program accepts 16+ with parental consent)
High school diploma or GED is needed
Pass a criminal background check
Have a government -issued photo ID and Social security number
Is it possible to become a CNA completely online?
No, while the theory portion can be completed online, state regulations require in-person clinical training (hands-on practice) under supervision to qualify for certification.
Do I need to pass an exam after completing the course?
Yes, after completing a state -approved CAN program, you must pass the Texas Nurse Aide Competency Evaluation, which includes a written (or oral) test and a skills demonstration exam
Where can I work after I become certified as a CNA in Texas?
CNAs in Texas can work in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home health agencies, hospitals and Hospice care. You must appear on the Texas Nurse Aide Registry to be eligible for employment.
Where can I take the state CNA exam after online training?
State exams are administered at approved testing centers, often run by organizations like Prometric, Pearson VUE, or local health departments.