where can i get information about a FREE NURSING COURSE IN AMERICA ?
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Depending on your age and whether or not you qualify for the program, Job Corps is a good program that I believe is ran by the Dept. of Labor. It is a  national program and they provide job training. One of the vocational fields where they provide training is in nursing.  But I believe it is only LPN/LVN. Also if you get a job at a hospital some hospitals offer to pay for schooling for in house staff. \n\nHere is the Link to Job Corps in Atlanta, but they have locations across the country. \nhttp://atlanta.jobcorps.gov/VocationalEducation.htm\n\nI have a friend that graduated from Job Corps. The training was free and after she graduated and took and passed her NCLEX she got a job right away. They helped her with job placement. After she got the LVN job the hospital paid for her RN education. \n\nI hope this helps.
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You can find free GED classes at http://www.free-ed.net \n\nThey have both instructor led and self paced courses.  \n\nIt is available in Maryland, unless there are some internet restrictions there that I am not aware of.  \n\nThere are a few (50) other courses there too, also free.
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Well the perfect answer is . VISIT\nhttp://books.google.com/\nEnter the course name and you will get list of a number of books available free online!! Isn;t it interesting, books available online for free!!!!
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Try www.college-net.com/overture I'm a Texas LVN and I'm considering it.
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Check out Indiana Wesleyan University. They have campuses located throughout the state and offer various ways to earn an RN degree for those who can attend school full time and those who are working.
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contact a local chapter of the americal red cross or contact a local hospital to find out about upcoming classes.  I know that there are websites that you can renew on, but i don't know if they're legit and if they would be acceptable in a clinical setting.
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www.monster.com? \nIf you're looking into something like teaching, there's this amazing program: TeachforAmerica.org.
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go to any local college that offers a CNA or LTC course and they should have books you can buy along with any other material you might need.
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yes there is one! it's called free ed.net.
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go to the website of the state board of nursing there should be a webpage with alist of all state approved iv certified classes with address and phone number
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There are several web directories around....try the one at www.IAOMAS.org .  You might be able to get yourself two free weeks at any of the schools listed there.
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pl search a web site on education in U S A
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you can get certified as a nurses aid for free at a lot of facilities.  call around.
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Locate your local One-Stop Career Center. Use the link. Contact them and ask about job training programs (Workforce Investment Act, Wagner Peyser).If your hell bent to avoid federal programs, contact your local nursing school or college ,they may have other programs as well.
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This site has a locator for a American Red Cross in your area.  They can direct you to classes though I am not sure they are free:\n\nhttp://www.redcross.org/where/where.html\n\nThis site also has a locator from the American Heart Association:\n\nhttp://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3011764\n\nI got a lot of results by doing a yahoo search with "cpr and first aid classes" and my county (and I live in a small town).  My local hospital offered courses, as well as the local community college.
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try this http://www.rnceus.com/course_list_frame.htm
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I don't know of anything specific, but check the hospitals. Sometimes they have nurse training programs.