Inside a class
How classes work: photos and video
Before you ask about joining a group, see what a class looks like: discussion around a question, hands-on practice with real equipment, feedback you can act on. In person, in Brooklyn, not online.
What does a class look like?
A class combines an explanation that gives the topic structure, practice on questions and with real clinical equipment, and discussion that shows what to revisit. Classes are in person in Brooklyn on weekends. Evening classes are planned.
What if I work shifts and cannot attend every session?
Yes, nurses who work shifts study here: classes run on weekends, and evening classes are planned. What happens after a missed session depends on the group, so tell us about your shifts and family schedule at the consultation and the plan we agree will be one you can actually keep.
Are there weekend or evening NCLEX classes?
Weekend classes, yes: the program meets on weekends at 1172 Coney Island Ave in Brooklyn. Evening classes are planned and not yet available. Exact days and hours are confirmed at the consultation, not published on the site.
Do classes include hands-on clinical skills?
Yes. Hands-on practice with clinical equipment is part of the program: IV insertion, intubation, Foley catheter insertion and other procedures, practised on a training mannequin. The exam does not test them. The first job does.
Are the classes online?
No. Classes are in person at 1172 Coney Island Ave in Brooklyn, on weekends, with discussion around questions and practice with real equipment. The classroom film on this page was shot in a real class.