Inspire CNA School · Westminster campus
2-week CNA training near Denver
Inspire CNA School is in Westminster, just outside Denver. If you are comparing short CNA programs across the metro area, start with the actual classroom location, the full attendance schedule and what happens after training—not just a 'two-week' headline.
- Training
- Approximately 2 weeks
- Tuition
- $1,250
- Classroom
- Hidden Lake · Westminster
12 class days · 81 program hours
See program details for inclusions
In-person skills and clinical attendance
Compare the trip from your Denver neighborhood
Northwest Denver, downtown and southeast Denver have different starting points. Map your home or workplace to the Westminster classroom at 4955 W 72nd Avenue, Unit M. Compare arrival and return times for both cohorts instead of relying on a single 'Denver commute' estimate.
The B Line connects Union Station and Westminster Station, but Westminster Station is not the school. Use RTD's trip planner to compare that option with bus itineraries and confirm the final connection to Hidden Lake and the trip home.
Two-week training is not a guaranteed certification date
The school describes its training as approximately two weeks, with 12 class days and 81 program hours. Completion of training is one step: Colorado competency testing and nurse aide registry requirements are separate. When planning a career change in Denver, leave room for those steps instead of assuming you can start a CNA job immediately after the final class.
Morning cohort
8:00 AM–2:30 PM · Monday–Friday
Afternoon / evening cohort
3:00 PM–9:30 PM · Monday–Friday
Confirm current cohort availability and clinical hours before enrolling. Office opening hours are not the class schedule.
From training to your first CNA role
Practice personal care, safe transfers, infection control and communication with the nursing team. CNA work can include long-term care, rehabilitation, hospitals and home care; employer requirements and duties vary. Training alone does not guarantee certification or a job.
- Review the program requirements, tuition inclusions and available cohorts.
- Confirm travel and attendance for classroom and clinical days before applying.
- After training, verify Colorado testing and nurse aide registry requirements with the state.
A question from Denver students
Can I become certified in exactly two weeks?
The approximately two-week description refers to training, not a guaranteed certification or hiring timeline. Testing availability, passing the required assessments and Colorado registry requirements affect when you can work as a certified nurse aide.