Support for Obtaining Your GED
If you're considering taking the GED tests, it's important to assess your personal learning style and determine the level of preparation that is right for you. Some factors to consider include your current knowledge of the subject areas covered on the test, your ability to study independently, and your availability to attend classes or work with a tutor.
GED Preparation Centres can be a great resource for students looking to increase their chances of success on the GED tests. These centres offer a variety of options such as tutoring, classes, or online learning programs to help students prepare for the tests. It's important to research different centres and compare the costs and quality of instruction before making a decision.
Whether you choose to prepare intensively or simply brush up on a few subject areas, remember that passing the GED tests requires dedication and effort. With the right tools and resources, you can feel confident and well-prepared to tackle the exams and achieve your academic goals.
Stacey Bole
Community Liaison/Learner Support
Crowsnest Pass Adult Education
community@cnpadulteducation.com
403-563-8516
Jill Burnell
Executive Director/Literacy Programmer
Crowsnest Pass Adult Education
coordinator@cnpadulteducation.com
403-563-8516
Option 1: Apply to Principal of School
A person may apply to the principal of a senior high school in the community to obtain a High School Equivalency Diploma if they are:
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18 years or older as of September 1 of the current school year
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have been out of school for at least 10 consecutive months
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deficit in the credits needed for an Alberta High School Diploma
Additional information about this alternative is in the Guide to Education.
Option 2: Pass 5 GED Tests
The second method of obtaining a High School Equivalency Diploma requires that an individual write and pass the 5 General Educational Development (GED) tests.
The 5 GED Tests
Test 1: Language Arts – Writing Test (Part I and Part II)
Test 2: Social Studies
Test 3: Science
Test 4: Language Arts – Reading Test:
Test 5: Mathematics (Part I and Part II)