#gedprep

The difficulty level of the GED test can vary depending on an individual's prior knowledge, study habits, and preparedness. However, it is important to note that the GED test is designed to assess high school-level knowledge and skills. While it may pose challenges for some individuals, with proper preparation and study, it is certainly achievable.

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The GED test consists of four subject areas: math, science, social studies, and language arts. Each section assesses different skills and knowledge areas. The math section, for example, covers topics such as algebra, geometry, and data analysis. The language arts section assesses reading comprehension, writing, and critical thinking skills. The science section tests understanding of scientific concepts, while the social studies section covers areas such as history, geography, and economics.

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To increase the chances of passing the GED test, individuals should dedicate sufficient time to study and familiarize themselves with the test content and format. Preparation materials, including study guides, textbooks, and online resources, are widely available and can provide valuable guidance. Additionally, taking advantage of GED Practice Tests, as mentioned earlier, can help individuals identify areas of strength and weakness, allowing them to focus their study efforts effectively.

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It is worth noting that the passing score for the GED test varies by state, as each state sets its own standards. Some states may require a higher passing score than others. However, by thoroughly preparing and dedicating time and effort to study, individuals can increase their chances of achieving a passing score on the GED test.

Overall, while the GED test may pose a challenge, it is certainly possible to pass with diligent preparation, study, and a clear understanding of the test requirements.

ENGLISH

While August is primarily “Back 2 School” prep season for most families, I would propose that September be the month where parents (or adults) take the time to strategize, plan, and prep for their own continued education. Whether it is G.E.D. classes, job certification/training, English or US Citizenship courses, take the time to invest in your own future and your road ahead.

I always get questions from friends and/or family members on organizations, resources, and tips on this topic so I thought to compile a list of some organizations in the PHiladelphia area which I’ve worked with in the past (some I have not but know them to provide free/discounted services). Best of luck this school year!

ESPAÑOL

Mientras el mes de Agosto se considera mayormente la temporada de “Regreso a Clases” para los niños, propongo que Septiembre sea el mes en que los padres (o adultos) se toman el tiempo para crear una estrategia, plan de preparacion o accion para la educacion continua de ellos mismos. Ya se trate de clases para obtener el “G.E.D.” certificaciónes/preparacion para empleos, clases de Inglés, o cursos de Ciudadanía, aprovechen y tomen el tiempo para invertir en su propio futuro y su camino por delante.

Debido a que siempre recibo preguntas de amigos y/o familiares sobre este tema, pense que seria util poner en una sitio algunos paginas de organizaciones en el area de Filadelfia que proveen servicios educacioneles gratis (o a precios muy bajos). Mejor de las suertes en este año escolar !

GED PREPARATION:

District 1199C (also provide Vocational Training) http://www.1199ctraining.org/ged-classes

Community Learning Center http://www.communitylearningcenter.org/

Community College of Philadelphia http://www.ccp.edu/academic-offerings/adult-basic-education/ged%C2%AE-preparation

Temple WELL Program (Workforce Education & Lifelong Learning)

ENGLISH CLASSES/CITIZENSHIP CLASSES:

Sisters of St. Joseph Welcome Center http://www.ssjwelcomecenter.org/

Welcome Center for New Pennyslvanians http://www.welcomingcenter.org/immigrants/learn-english

Nationalities Service Center https://nscphila.org/lap/esl-and-language-proficiency/integrated-skills

CAREER PREPARATION

Urban League of Philadelphia (Job Orientation/Preparation/Training) http://www.urbanleaguephila.org/what-we-do/career-services/job-search-training/

Philadelphia Housing Authority *Pre-Apprenticeship Program http://www.pha.phila.gov/resident-services/career-training/pre-apprenticeship-program.aspx