This is a five part test based on skill and knowledge areas in math, English, social studies, science and writing. Upon passing all five tests you are awarded a State of Maine Equivalency Diploma.

The GED is the popular name for the High School Equivalency tests. The tests were developed by the American Council on Education to enable persons who had not graduated from high school to demonstrate the ability normally acquired through the completion of a high school program of study. The GED is a series of five tests approximately 10 hours in length covering reading, social studies, science, writing and math. The GED testing program provides accommodations to candidates who have disabilities. These include adults who have been diagnosed with physical, mental, sensory, or learning disabilities and can provide appropriate documentation from a qualified professional. Such accommodations may include: extended time, private room frequent breaks, use of a scribe, and other adaptations. If you have special needs that we can help with, please do not hesitate to notify the examiner. Testing is usually done one test at a time. We highly recommend taking the GED practice tests that are available at our office. Preparation classes are available during the evening hours. Testing and preparation assistance is FREE.

Please call 729-7323 for an appointment.