# All CNA Classes

> All CNA Classes (allcnaclasses.com) is a free directory of state-approved certified nursing assistant (CNA) training programs in the United States, built only from official state lists, with official exam pass rates where a state publishes them. It is not a school, not a government agency, and no program can pay for placement.

## Key facts
- Texas has 834 approved CNA training programs on the official list (checked November 2, 2026). Source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC). https://allcnaclasses.com/texas/
- The median pay for nursing assistants in Texas was $18.03 an hour in May 2025. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS). https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-salary-texas-florida/
- Florida has 196 approved CNA training programs on the official list (checked November 2, 2026). Source: Florida Board of Nursing. https://allcnaclasses.com/florida/
- Florida's statewide first-time CNA exam pass rate was 89.1% in 2025 (4,985 of 5,596 passed). Source: FLCNA First Time Combined Pass Rate by Program. https://allcnaclasses.com/florida-cna-pass-rates/
- The median pay for nursing assistants in Florida was $18.03 an hour in May 2025. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS). https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-salary-texas-florida/
- The Florida CNA exam (skills and written tests) costs $155, paid to Prometric. Source: Prometric Florida Candidate Information Bulletin. https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-exam-texas-florida/
- Texas requires 100 hours of CNA training: 60 classroom and 40 clinical. Source: Texas HHSC. https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/how-long-is-cna-training/
- Federal rules require at least 75 hours of nurse aide training, including 16 hours of supervised practical training (42 CFR 483.152). Source: 42 CFR 483.152. https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/how-long-is-cna-training/
- The U.S. median pay for nursing assistants was $20.32 an hour in May 2025. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS). https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-salary-texas-florida/

## State pages
- [CNA classes in Texas (834 approved programs, 73 city pages)](https://allcnaclasses.com/texas/)
- [CNA classes in Florida (196 approved programs, 17 city pages)](https://allcnaclasses.com/florida/)

## Pass rates
- [Florida CNA pass rates by program](https://allcnaclasses.com/florida-cna-pass-rates/)

## Guides
- [CNA Salary in Texas and Florida: Pay by Metro Area](https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-salary-texas-florida/)
- [CNA License Renewal in Texas and Florida](https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-renewal-texas-florida/)
- [Free CNA Training in Texas and Florida: Who Pays](https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/free-cna-training/)
- [How Long Is CNA Training in Texas and Florida?](https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/how-long-is-cna-training/)
- [CNA Exam in Texas and Florida: Format, Fees and Pass Rates](https://allcnaclasses.com/guides/cna-exam-texas-florida/)

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