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GED Preparation – 9 Month Program - On Site (B02)
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GED Preparation – 9 Month Program - On Site (B02)

The GED Preparation – 9 Month Program is a comprehensive preparation course designed to help students develop the knowledge, skills, and test-taking strategies needed for the GED® examination.

The program is divided into two semesters of approximately 4.5 months each. Semester 1 focuses on Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) and Mathematical Reasoning, while Semester 2 focuses on Social Studies and Science.

The course is taught entirely in English and requires a minimum English proficiency level of B1+.

Students receive a GED preparation book, structured practice activities, regular mock tests, real-time progress tracking, and ongoing feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement throughout the program.

GED Preparation – 9 Month Program - On Site (B02)

Semester 1 – RLA & Mathematical Reasoning

Duration: Approximately 4.5 months

Students develop the core reading, writing, language, and mathematical skills required for the GED® test.

Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA)

  • Reading comprehension

  • Main ideas and supporting details

  • Inference and conclusions

  • Vocabulary and word choice

  • Author's purpose, tone, and point of view

  • Argumentation and evidence

  • Comparing and analyzing texts

  • Grammar and language conventions

  • Extended Response writing

  • GED-style reading and writing practice

Mathematical Reasoning

  • Number operations

  • Fractions, decimals, and percentages

  • Ratios and proportions

  • Algebraic expressions

  • Linear equations

  • Functions and graphs

  • Geometry

  • Data analysis

  • Word problems

  • GED-style mathematical problem solving

Semester 2 – Social Studies & Science

Duration: Approximately 4.5 months

Students develop the analytical and reasoning skills needed to interpret information and solve GED-style questions in Science and Social Studies.

Social Studies

  • Civics and government

  • U.S. history

  • Economics

  • Geography

  • Historical documents and sources

  • Political cartoons

  • Maps, charts, and graphs

  • Cause and effect

  • Comparing historical perspectives

  • Evidence-based reasoning

Science

  • Life science

  • Physical science

  • Earth and space science

  • Scientific reasoning

  • Reading experiments and scientific passages

  • Interpreting tables, charts, and graphs

  • Variables and experimental design

  • Evidence and conclusions

  • Scientific data analysis

  • GED-style science practice

Throughout Both Semesters

  • Regular GED-style practice

  • Mock tests

  • Error analysis

  • Real-time progress tracking

  • Individual feedback

  • Review of weak areas

  • Test-taking and time-management strategies

  • Final GED test-readiness preparation

  • Minimum English proficiency: B1+

  • Basic computer skills are recommended.

  • Regular attendance and active participation are expected.

  • Students should be prepared to complete independent practice and assignments.

  • Students should be willing to participate in mock tests and use feedback to improve their performance.

  • GED Preparation Book

  • GED-style practice questions

  • Subject-specific learning materials

  • Regular mock tests

  • Full-length practice examinations

  • Real-time progress tracking

  • Ongoing instructor feedback

  • Error analysis and targeted review

  • Supplementary digital learning materials

  • Test-taking and time-management resources

Course InformationDetails
Duration9 Months
Structure2 Semesters
Semester LengthApproximately 4.5 Months
Semester 1RLA & Mathematics
Semester 2Social Studies & Science
LanguageEnglish
Required English LevelB1+
Mock TestsIncluded
Progress TrackingReal-time
FeedbackOngoing
Preparation BookIncluded