The Caregiver program at Horizon Health Care Institute is designed to prepare students in developing the skills and knowledge necessary to qualify for employment in the field of Caregiving. Upon successful completion of this program, graduates will receive a Certificate of Completion (approved by the Arizona Department of Health Services) consisting of Directed Care Services, Personal Care Services, and Supervisory Care Services. This training will enable graduates to work in Assisted Living Homes/Centers, group homes, and other residential care settings.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How much does the Caregiver training program cost?
The tuition for this program is $550.00.
Is there financial assistance to pay the tuition?
Yes. We have a variety of payment plan options available. Additionally, individuals may qualify for assistance through numerous agencies (i.e. military spouses may qualify for funding through the MyCAA tuition assistance program; displaced workers and those who meet financial eligibility may qualify for tuition assistance through Cochise County Workforce Development; individuals currently working for an agency may qualify for tuition assistance through their employer, etc.). For questions related to financial assistance, please give us a call or stop by our Student Services Center.
Do I have to have a high school diploma or GED to take this class?
No.
Is there a minimum age requirement to take this course?
No.
Do I have to take a placement test?
Yes. HHCI uses the Scholastic Level Exam prepared by Wonderlic Education Solutions. The exam is issued online using the designated computer in the Student Services Center. Students wishing to enroll in the Caregiver training program must score a minimum of 13 on the placement exam to be eligible for enrollment.
Is there a fee to take the placement test?
Yes. The Scholastic Level Exam fee is $10.00 (non-refundable).
If I don't score a minimum of 13 on the Scholastic Level Exam will I be able to retake it?
Yes. There will be a $10.00 fee each time you take the exam.
Once I'm enrolled, how long will the training take?
The program is a total of 65 hours. The course may be offered full-time (8 hours per day), or part-time (4 hours per day) at the discretion of the instructor. Check with the Student Services Center for an updated list of class schedules.
Once I've completed the training program will I be certified?
The Arizona Department of Health Services considers successful graduates of approved Caregiver programs to be certified.
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