South Carolina’s #1 Choice for Online Caregiver Training

You just need agency-provided training on specific topics and a skills check, and being a Certified Nurse Aide is not required.

It’s not required, but with so many seniors living with dementia, it’s a smart move. Lots of agencies offer it to help you care better.

Yup, 12 hours of yearly training, including TB education, to help you and your agency stay in compliance and maintain a strong skillset to provide quality care.

You’ll need one when you start, and your agency might do more later (R.61-122).

It’s a list of certified CNAs that employers check to ensure you’re qualified.

Yes, families can get paid after training and background checks through Medicaid's Home and Community-Based Services.

You must report it right away to your supervisor and Adult Protective Services. Adult Protective Services can be reached at 1-888-CARE4US, or you can contact the local police.

Training isn’t just about rules; it’s about giving you the tools to feel strong, capable, and ready for anything. Here’s why it’s worth it:

• Gives You Confidence: Learning new skills helps you handle challenging moments, like calming a client with dementia or managing an emergency, so you feel like you’ve got this.
• Keeps Everyone Safe: Training teaches you to avoid risks, keeping you and your clients out of harm’s way while following South Carolina’s rules.
• Helps You Grow: The more you learn, the more doors open, whether it’s a better job or feeling proud of your work in Florence or Bluffton.
• Makes Clients Happy: When you’re at your best, your clients feel it, and they’ll tell everyone about your excellent care.
• Shows You Care: Training shows you’re all in for your clients and South Carolina’s communities, strengthening them from Aiken to York.

You’re not just a caregiver, you’re a hero in the Palmetto State. Training is how you keep your superpowers sharp, and Learn2Care is here to cheer you on every day.