General Education Development (GED)

Objective: To prepare learners for the GED tests, ensuring they acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to pass these exams, thereby achieving the equivalent of a high school diploma.

Program Features

• Personalized Learning Paths: Tailored study plans based on initial assessment tests to focus on areas needing improvement.
• Flexible Scheduling: Classes offered in various formats (in-person, online, evenings, weekends) to suit adult learners’ schedules.
• Comprehensive Preparation: Covering all subjects tested in the GED exams.

Curriculum Overview

• Mathematical Reasoning:
  • Basic math, algebra, and geometry concepts.
  • Data analysis, probability, and problem-solving skills.
• Reasoning Through Language Arts:
  • Development of reading comprehension skills.
  • Writing, including grammar, clarity, and essay writing.
• Social Studies:
  • Key concepts in U.S. history, civics and government, economics, and geography.
  • Analyzing historical events and understanding social issues.
• Science:
  • Fundamentals of life science, physical science, and earth and space science.
  • Scientific reasoning and analysis of scientific data.

Testing and Assessment

• Practice Tests: Regular mock tests to familiarize students with the GED test format and timing.
• Progress Tracking: Continuous assessment to monitor progress and identify areas for further study.

Support Services

• Academic Advising: Guidance on study strategies and test-taking techniques.
• Tutoring and Support: Access to individual or group tutoring sessions.
• Resource Materials: Provision of study guides, practice materials, and online resources.

Enrollment Process

• Assessment: CASAS placement tests to gauge academic level and skill set.
• Orientation: Introduction to program structure, resources, and expectations.

Target Audience

• Adults who did not complete high school and seek to attain equivalent credentials.
• Individuals looking to enhance employment opportunities or pursue higher education.

Outcomes

• Preparation to pass the GED tests across all four subject areas.
• Earning a GED certificate, recognized as equivalent to a high school diploma.
• Improved job prospects and a pathway to post-secondary education or vocational training.

English and Spanish courses available!