G.E.D.

The test of General Education Development (G.E.D.) is a high school equivalency credential and is recognized by many post-secondary institutions and employers. The G.E.D. centers on mathematics, science, social studies, reading and writing skills. G.E.D. testing and preparation are free of charge. 

Students begin with an interview to determine goals and needs. This is followed by general assessments of reading, language and mathematics. The student may then meet with a teacher to review assessments and design an academic program to help them prepare for the G.E.D. exam.

The Learning Center (121 York Street, Bangor) provides small group instruction to help students prepare for the G.E.D. exam. G.E.D. preparation classes are held throughout the day on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 

Distance learning opportunities are available for G.E.D. preparation.  This allows the student to prepare for the G.E.D. through on-line lessons with guidance from The Learning Center staff.

To find out more about the G.E.D. process, please stop by The Learning Center or call 941-6315.     

Please join us for an informational session on high school completion options:

Wednesday, January 11th at 5:00 p.m. at The Learning Center

Thursday, January 12th at 10:00 a.m. at The Learning Center