Los Angeles Skills Academy - NAT / CNA Nurse Assistant Training Santa Fe Springs

this is a great school academic. at first i didn’t know what i was getting into. but one i got to meet my instructor MR. Eric. i really enjoyed the class.(he’s very strict). make’s class fun and interesting. he explains the class super enjoyable. will definitely miss my class mates. and my instructor too .!

My experience taking this CNA course with LASA was great. My instructor Eric was a huge contribution to my positive experience. I learned a lot in a short amount of time but it was very effective and felt like I had a lot of guidance and support throughout the process. All of the other LASA staff were also helpful and supportive.

Thank you LASA for the program that changed my life. I graduated August 2025. I passed my CNA test on my first try and the tester made a comment and told me it looked so easy for me. I really loved the videos that you put online that I can follow along, of how exactly to do the skills on the test. Not the video from the book. I practiced with that while waiting for my test date. I’m now working at a nursing home in LA for $23 I know it’s not much. But I’m really happy. I have benefits and paid off. I also just applied at hospitals and the pay is $30+. I never would have thought I can do it this quick for a really fast class and 2000 bucks. I’m proud of myself even though my friends didn’t want me to do this and was telling me to do MA instead. But if I did MA- I would just get paid minimum

I paid $2,000 for my son’s CNA certification at this school, and unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the experience. The school does not help you get licensed—they only provide the certificate. After completing the program, students are on their own to prepare for the state exam. If you’re new to healthcare, this could leave you feeling lost and unprepared, as there is no guidance on what to expect on the test. There are two parts to the state exam: the written test and the skills test. The school also failed to submit my son’s live scan, which delayed his application. If my son hadn’t proactively contacted the CDPH, we wouldn’t have known about the mistake. Overall, I feel that this school does not provide adequate guidance for students who are new to the healthcare field. They

Instructor is very professional, would willing to go 1 on 1, so everyone will understand what the instructor is instructing, theory and clinical was very educating, i have learned a lot, specially the value of taking care for someone else family. This class is very worth it for those who are trying to pursue this type of career.