GED program

 
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GED Program
Lin's International Education Group Bangkok office
 


 

  • Program purpose:
  1.  We assist students to be more focused and efficient in the comprehensive preparation of science knowledge, English ability and foreign life skills.
  2.  We assist students to obtain the international certification of the American GED course.
 
  • What is the GED High School Equivalency Program?

 GED exam consists of the following four parts.

  1. Reasoning through Language Arts (150 minutes)
    students' reading ability, writing ability and comprehension ability of written English
  2. Mathematical Reasoning (115 minutes)
    Quantitative Problems (45%) and Algebraic Problems (55%)
  3. Science (90 minutes)
    Life sciences (40%), Physics (40%), Earth and Space Cciences (20%)
  4. Social Studies (70 minutes) 
    Citizenship and Government (50%), American History (20%), Economics (15%), Geography and the World (15%).
 
  • Advantages of this Course
(1) Students need to study this course for 6 months only and pass the GED examination to obtain the equivalent of high school graduation.
(2) This course is 100% taught in English and taught in small classes. Students can fully exercise their English listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, and lay a solid English learning foundation.
(3) The main subjects of the program are English, mathematics, biology, physics, and chemistry.
(4) During the 6-month study period, students also accumulate international study experience and learn to independently arrange their study and life.
(5) The learning center is located in the center of Bangkok. The surrounding environment is safe, clean and comfortable, suitable for study. With BTS subway line passing by, the transportation is very convenient.
  • Course Plan
  1. Course duration: 2 months (on February and July each year)
  2. Total hours: 45 hours, including 90 hours of GED courses
  3. Class hours: Monday to Friday, 1000 – 1500, an average of 4 hours of class per day
Subject Class
Language Arts Reasoning 30 hours
Mathematical Reasoning 20 hours
Science 20 hours
Social Studies 20 hours
IELTS 6.5 hours
 
  • International Accreditation and Quality Assurance of Programs
    General Educational Development (GED test) is an equivalency test for students to assess their academic proficiency as high school graduates in the United States or Canada. Those who successfully pass the test can obtain a US high school equivalency certificate, which can be used to apply to universities in the United States, Canada or other countries. Since the inception of the test, more than 17,000,000 people have obtained the GED certificate, and 1 in 7 Americans with a high school degree or 1 in 20 students at a U.S. college has ever received a GED certificate. More than 80% of the students have applied to overseas institutions with this qualification. More than 93% of American universities regard GED diploma holders as high school graduates, enjoying the same status as regular high school graduates.
    There are over 3,200 official GED testing centers in the United States and Canada. The test can be taken on paper or by computer, but the test taker must be present in person. In total, there are about 25 different versions of the GED exam that are cycled through. Such provisions help control candidates who are at risk of cheating. As with other types of standardized tests, the content of each version of the GED exam is calibrated to the same difficulty level. After the test results are reviewed, those who pass the test will be awarded a "Certificate of High School Diploma" or a credential of a similar name.
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