All Courses

Why an association? To represent the interests of Fremont County C.N.A.'s and to become the forefront of improving the quality of health care for all.

This course is an 80 hour course that teaches participants about infection control, taking vital signs, and delivering personal care.

This course teaches individuals how to become an effective substitute through mastering how to manage classroom behavior and deliver instruction effectively.

This course offers the real reality of how memory is effected as it relates to media. Participants will understand that media effects our ability to think abstractly

This course will demonstrate instructional method that engages students in the learning process. Participants will learn the variety of different learning styles

This course addresses how teachers’ behaviors that affect classroom management. Participants will learn the four principals of human behavior

This course focuses on specific skills as it relates to feeding an individuals. Topics that will be covered are nutrition, hydration, and therapeutic diets needed by some. Participants will learn resident’s right and communication and interpersonal skills when dealing with residents. This class also focuses on safety and emergency procedures, infection control and sanitation, and appropriate responses to resident’s behaviors.

This course is aimed to individuals from 10 years of age to 15 years of age who just might have siblings they look after or even those that have obtained or want

This course teaches how being resilient helps you to become a great teacher. Educators will learn how to build a sense of community within the classroom and how to build better relationships.

This course offers the understanding of how team building activities promote cognitive thinking. It also offers the opportunity to understand and to become aware of individual differences