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Challenging the CNA Exam in Florida
1. What does it mean to “challenge” the CNA exam in Florida?
Challenging the CNA exam means you can take the exam without completing the state-accredited 120-hour CNA training course. If you pass both the written and clinical skills portions, you will be certified just like someone who completed formal training.
2. Who is eligible to challenge the CNA exam?
You must be at least 18 years old or have a high school diploma or equivalent. Prior healthcare experience or education is recommended but not required.
3. How many times can I challenge the exam?
You may attempt the CNA exam up to three times without taking the 120-hour course. After three failed attempts, you must complete a state-approved CNA training program.
4. What does the CNA exam consist of?
A written portion (multiple-choice questions) and a clinical skills evaluation, where you demonstrate hands-on nursing assistant skills
5. How should I prepare for the exam if I’m challenging it?
You can: Self-study using online videos and textbooks Enroll in a CNA exam prep course that covers all 21 required skills
6. What are the pros and cons of challenging the exam?
Pros: Saves time and money, Fast entry into the healthcare workforce
Cons: No formal instruction; Higher risk of failing without hands-on practice
7. Where do I apply to challenge the CNA exam?
You must apply through the Florida Board of Nursing and register for the exam via Prometric, www.prometric.com.
8. What happens after I pass the exam?
Once you pass both portions, you’ll receive your CNA certification and be listed on the Florida CNA Registry, allowing you to work legally as a Certified Nursing Assistant.
9. Can I get a refund after registering for the CNA Exam Prep course?
Refunds are not available once submissions—such as background checks or exam-related documents—have been completed.
10. What makes your CNA Exam Prep course different?
Our course offers expert-led instruction, hands-on training, practice exams, and flexible scheduling. We also provide support with background checks and exam readiness.
Fingerprinting/Background Checks
11. What if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?
Please contact us at least 24 hours in advance to cancel or reschedule. We’ll do our best to accommodate your scheduling needs.
12. What happens if I miss my appointment without notifying you?
Missed appointments without prior notice may result in loss of your registration fee.
13. Are refunds available in emergency situations?
Yes, in cases of emergency or extenuating circumstances, refund or rescheduling requests may be considered. Documentation may be required.
14. Who is responsible for submitting correct background check information?
You are responsible for ensuring that all personal information submitted for your background check is accurate. We are not liable for delays caused by incorrect details. Please contact your agency your ORI number, we do have some available on our webpage but cannot make any guarantees if there were any recent changes.
15. Can I get a tracking number for my background check submission?
Yes, a tracking number can be provided upon request. The link for the background check submission is cchinet.fdle.state.fl.us/search/app/tcnlookup?3
You can also contact the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) at 850-410-8161, during regular business hours, if you have any questions regarding your fingerprints.
Class D Security License
16. What are the age and legal eligibility criteria for a Class D security license in Florida?
You must be at least 18 years old and either:
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A U.S. citizen or legal resident alien; or
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Legally authorized to work in the U.S.
17. What training is required to obtain a Class D license?
You must complete 40 hours of professional training from an FDACS-licensed security officer school or facility.
Exceptions include:
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Certified law enforcement, correctional officers, or probation officers (FDLE-certified)
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Graduates of FDLE-approved programs
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Certified Class DI instructors
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U.S. military personnel with relevant training
18. Does Florida require a background check and fingerprinting for Class D applicants?
Yes. You must pass a criminal background check and submit electronic fingerprints through a state-approved LiveScan provider. Rapid Time Education is a state-approved provider and will complete your fingerprinting and photo as a part of your enrollment fee.
CPR Training
19. What kind of CPR Certifications do you offer?
We offer both American Heart Association and Red Cross CPR training. For Red Cross training please contact us to schedule a private class.
20. Are there any required materials?
21. If I purchase the wrong card, can I get refund?
Once a card is purchased, all sales are final.
22. Do you offer group classes?
23. What is the difference between a Realtor and Real Estate Agent?
Real Estate Agent
A real estate agent is a licensed professional who helps people buy, sell, or rent property.
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Must complete state-required education (like Florida licensing)
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Must pass a licensing exam
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Can work independently or under a broker
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May or may not belong to a professional association
" All Realtors are real estate agents, but not all agents are Realtors"
Realtor®
A Realtor is a real estate agent (or broker) who is a member of the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
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Uses the trademarked term “Realtor®”
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Must follow a strict Code of Ethics
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Has access to additional tools, networking, and MLS resources
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Is held to higher professional and ethical standards
24. What brokerage are you working with and what counties do you serve?
I am proud to serve clients as a part of eXp Realty LLC, helping buyers and sellers across Central Florida.
Service Areas: Lake, Orange, Marion, Sumter, Polk, Osceola, and Seminole Counties
With strong knowledge of the local market, I am committed to providing:
-Personalized service
-Honest guidance
-Smooth, stress-free transactions
25. What services do you offer?
I provide full-service real estate support, helping clients buy, sell, and find the perfect rental property to meet their needs.
26. Do you have an office to meet at?
Yes, we do. It's located at our Rapid Time Education Center office at 1300 S. Duncan Dr., Ste B3, Tavares, FL 32778. Contact me at (352) 508-5098 or on my cell phone at (352) 321-9596. You can send me an email at Altheatrn@gmail.com as well.