What is the GED?

 The GED (General Educational Development) is an exam that allows you to earn a high school equivalency certificate in the United States. This certificate holds the same value as a high school diploma and opens doors to college, better job opportunities, and career advancement. 

 This program is designed for adults aged 18 and older who want to complete their education. We recommend that participants have completed high school in their home country, as it helps with understanding the material. However, it is not a requirement. 

 Our classes prepare students for the four GED test subjects: Math, Reading and Writing, Science, and Social Studies. Classes are in-person and taught in Spanish, with support from bilingual teachers. Study materials are included, and small class sizes allow for personalized attention. 

 We offer morning and evening classes, based on the schedule for each semester. Our team supports students throughout the entire process — from academic preparation to GED test registration. We also provide guidance on continuing education or exploring job opportunities after earning the GED.