Most people never start because
the cost is a whole year of their life.
Retraining usually means quitting a job, taking on debt, and disappearing into a classroom for two years. That is why people stay in work they have outgrown.
Three steps.
That's the whole path.
From the day you apply to the day you are working as a certified assistant.
01/ 03
One way in.
It runs at our own training facilities in Gainesville, VA and Bethesda, MD. Still deciding? Talk it through at your tour.
Twelve weeks of things
you can actually do after.
A certificate is only worth what you can do on your first day in an operatory. This is the skills list, taken straight from the ADATS curriculum.
Twelve weekends between you and a different job.
What the school actually
puts behind you.
Seven things ADATS commits to, in its own words.
More than a 12-week program.
In her own words.
What our founder wants every prospective student to understand, before they ever call.
The four things that stop
people from applying.
You don't have to have everything figured out before you call. A lot of students ask themselves the same questions first: “Am I too old? Is my English good enough? Can I actually do this? Will I find a job afterward? Can I afford the program? Can I manage school with my children or my job?” Straight answers below, including the parts other schools leave vague.
Know the price.
Before you apply.
The estimated total is $3,900, which includes $200 for books and materials. ADATS offers a payment plan of $1,500, $1,200 and $1,200, so you can see the whole cost before you apply.
Your course, in your pocket.
Every student gets an account. Your twelve dates, the topic for each one, your attendance, the competencies your instructor has signed off, your payment plan and every announcement the school sends, all in one place.
Two locations. Come
walk through one.
Everything people ask
before they apply.
Nineteen of them, answered without the sales gloss.