The most recent version of the United States GED® Test was released on January 1, 2014, by the GED Testing Service ®. OnLine Training's new four-course series has been written to prepare you for that test.
The Canadian GED® Test continues to be a five-topic test, therefore we have five courses to prepare you for that Canadian test.
Please sure you sign up for the correct course for your country!
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The OnLine Training GED Program((This subscription program requires a PayPal account. You will be charged $25 when you register, and then the subscription kicks in and you are charged $25 per month. You can cancel the subscription in your PayPal account at any time. ))
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The OnLine Training GED Program
The GED test consists of four parts.
Part 1. Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) – This includes writing and reading skills. It includes popular literature, classical literature, and commentary on literature and the fine arts. A composition ..
This course will teach you both writing and reading skills. First, this course will teach you to comprehend and interpret workplace and academic reading selections and to apply those interpretations to new contexts. The questions ask you to understand, apply, analyze, and synthesize information that..
This section will help you develop high school graduate level skills in arithmetic, including fractions, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, percentages, and other measurements, and basic statistical measures. The course will also cover algebra and geometry. You will learn and practice ..
This course teaches how to apply what you learn to everyday situations. The student will learn to think through situations and apply what he or she has learned to reach sound decisions. Again, this course teaches critical reading skills and their use in learning new material. You will also learn the..
This course helps the student learn how to read and interpret concepts used in understanding history as it is being published today.
He or she will learn to understand what he or she has read, take what he or she has learned, and apply it to new situations, discern differences and relationships b..
