CNA Classes in Rockford, IL
6 nurse aide training programs in the Rockford metro area are approved by the state (Illinois Nurse Aide Testing (SIU Carbondale, list dated April 2026), in 1 city.
Updated October 2026 · Data: Illinois Nurse Aide Testing (SIU Carbondale (April 2026), IPEDS 2023–24, BLS May 2025
- State-approved programs
- 61 city
- Training required
- 120 hr40 clinical
- Best first-time pass rate
- 89.8%2025
- Rockford median pay
- $40,140metro
6 state-approved CNA programs in the Rockford area
Source: Illinois Nurse Aide Testing (SIU Carbondale, the state's exam vendor), active approved training programs, list dated April 2026. Programs are sorted by city. Call to confirm the next start date, schedule and total cost.
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Illinois Institute of Nursing Studies
6116 Mulford Village Dr., Rockford IL 61107 · (779) 770-9967 -
Illinois Institute of Nursing Studies-Hybrid
6116 Mulford Village Dr., Rockford IL 61104 · (779) 770-9967 -
Rock Valley College
3301 North Mulford Road, Rockford IL 61114 · (815) 921-3264 -
Rock Valley College-Hybrid
3301 N. Mulford Road, Rockford IL 61114 · (815) 921-3229 -
Rockford Public Schools
4151 Samuelson Rd T-Room 031/033, Rockford IL 61109 · (815) 909-8637 -
Wesley Willows Academy
4141 N. Rockton Avenue, Rockford IL 61103 · (815) 316-1500
CNA Classes in Rockford: FAQ
How many state-approved CNA programs are in the Rockford area?
6 nurse aide training programs in the Rockford, IL metro area are on the official Illinois list (Illinois Nurse Aide Testing (SIU Carbondale, April 2026), across 1 city.
Which Rockford-area CNA programs have the best pass rates?
In 2025, Rockford Public Schools (90% of 49 testers) had the highest first-time pass rates among local programs with 10 or more testers.
How much do nursing assistants make in Rockford?
Certified Nursing Assistants in the Rockford, IL metro earn a median $40,140 a year ($19.30/hour), per BLS May 2025 data. That compares with $45,960 statewide and $42,260 nationally.
How long does CNA training take?
Federal rules require at least 75 hours of training, including at least 16 hours of supervised practical training. Many states require more.