Each training program shall have an objective final written examination that measures achievement of the performance indicators. To successfully complete the training program, each student shall: Complete the required minimum hours provided in Regulation .06A of this chapter; Demonstrate the ability to perform nursing functions with clients of any age and with various levels of physical, sensory, cognitive, and emotional ability; Achieve a passing score of at least 75 percent on the written final examination; and Demonstrate competence in meeting the objectives and performance indicators during didactic, laboratory, and clinical instruction. The training program shall provide the following to students who complete the program: A certificate of completion using the form required by the Board; and Registration information for a nursing assistant competency evaluation. A program coordinator or faculty of a training program: May sign a student’s application for certification as a nursing assistant before graduation; and Shall submit to the Board written verification, as required by the Board, of each student’s program completion within 5 business days of program completion.