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Wm. H Loftin Education Consultants
Basic Nursing Assistant Training Program

Training for a Better Future!

About Our Program
Our basic nursing assistant training program is designed for individuals aged 17 and up. The school is
approved by the Division of Private Business Vocational Schools of the Illinois Board of Higher Education. The school is not accredited by the US Department of Education. Successful completion is required for the application to sit for the Illinois Nurse Assistant/Aide Competency Exam.  This comprehensive 6-week course equips you with the skills needed for a rewarding career in healthcare. 
Affordable at $1,780.50 and with flexible payment plans, we are committed to your success. Books are included! We do not accept financial aid.
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  • Pay $587.00 down and then pay $257.50 each week
  • Week 2 - $258.00
  • Week 3 - $257.50
  • Week 4 - $257.50
  • Week 5 - $257.50

Training for a Better Future

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Comprehensive Curriculum

Our program covers essential topics to prepare you thoroughly for a career as a nursing assistant, including patient care and medical procedures.

Hands-On Training

Gain practical experience through hands-on clinical training, ensuring you are job-ready upon graduation.

Flexible Payment Plans

We offer flexible payment plans to make our program accessible to everyone. Contact us to discuss your financial needs.

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  • 1909 West 87th Street, Chicago, IL, USA

Consumer Disclosures

How to File a Complaint

The Director of Operations handles operational and administrative complaints, such as issues with tuition billing, registration processes, or record keeping. The Program Coordinator manages all academic grievances, including problems with the delivery of educational services, classroom instructors, or clinical experiences.

Students and prospective students are encouraged to discuss and resolve concerns directly with the parties involved before escalating to a formal grievance. All formal grievances must be submitted in writing, signed, and dated by the complainant before being presented to the Program Coordinator.

The school will respond to complaints within 30 days. If necessary, a written response will be provided to the student.

COMPLAINTS AGAINST WM. H LOFTIN EDUCATION CONSULTANTS MAY BE REGISTERED WITH THE ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION or at 
1 North Old State Capital Plaza
Suite 333 
Springfield, IL 62701-1377 
p. 217-782-2551
f. 217-782-8548



Student Handbook and Course Catalog

The Student Handbook and Course Catalog serve as the official guide to the school's academic regulations and requirements. We encourage all students to familiarize themselves with its contents to ensure a successful and informed academic experience.