withdrawal from the local school district where they currently res; and • Must live, work, be incarcerated, and/or enrolled in postsecondary education in Kentucky. Who do we serve?
that we have to offer you and how we can help you • Have a clearer view of your goals • Understand the steps you need to take to meet your goals • Have a greater understanding of your strengths – and how to build upon them • Have a greater awareness of potential barriers – and how to address them • Have a plan for your next steps
go! Our free services can prepare for everything from the GED diploma and other credentials (including the Kentucky Essential Skills Certificate and the National Career Readiness Certificate) to short-term training programs or college or a better job or career.
the learning center is FREE!! The GED test costs $120. If you need to retake a section, the fee is $10 per section. If you cannot afford the test fee, contact us.
and career plan. Some things to keep in mind … This plan is a work in progress – it’s not like we make this plan today and during your one-on-one follow-up session, and that’s it. It’s something we’ll return to again and again, updating it as you make progress. In fact, it may change over time, and we’ll make any adjustments to it that are necessary. Remember, this is a plan developed with YOUR goal in mind. It is YOUR plan, so it is highly individualized. In fact, while some of you may have similar goals and plans, no two will be exactly alike.
you “find your strong” – not only your personal strength, but your areas of academic strength and your areas of personal interest. These are things you need to consider as you begin to think about what kind of career. (And yes – we’re saying career – we want to help you find something you really enjoy and are skilled at doing that can help you make a living wage. Remember – no more dead- end jobs!)
some learning accommodations, such as: Fidgets Chewing gum Colored filters Visors You may qualify for testing accommodations, such as: Extra time Extra breaks Separate testing space
us – know your strengths, as well as what you need to work on One-on-one meeting Allows you to create a life, career & learning plan and class schedule that best fits your needs, goals and life obligations
You will need to be given the green light to take GED Ready™ test modules. You may even be qualified to take one or more GED Ready™ test based upon your TABE assessment results, so do your best on it!
quick mental break – look up and around, then go back to your paper. 2. Make two fists and clench them really tight. Count to 7 and let go. Do this 3-5 times and you’ll feel the tension leave your body. 3. Rub the curls on your ears for several seconds. (Works on cats too! ☺) Homework tip: If you are doing homework and get frustrated, walk away for a little while, and then come back. If you still don’t understand, mark your work and put it away until you come back and get help.
have learned over the years. Color overlays may help you see your work better. Water keeps the brain hydrated. Peppermint, cinnamon, and lemon all stimulate the brain. Manipulatives might help you concentrate better. Write anything important on note cards so you can review anytime. Highlighters make important information stand out. You can borrow things from the student center to use here, but please put them back when you’re through
with several other students in a class setting. Individualized instruction –You can work with an instructor one-on-one. Distance learning –You can come in, work with an instructor, and then take homework home. When you finish your work, you can come back in, get your questions answered and get more work. Online learning – If you have access to high speed internet, you can several online programs. Combination of everything.
you pass some sections and not others, you only have to retake the sections you do not pass! You will need to come back to the center, brush up, and retake the Official Practice Test in the sections you are retaking. We will help you sign up with a test site and each section you retake will cost $10 each.
GED certificate is accepted by about 95% of U.S. colleges and universities. GED graduates are also eligible for most federal financial aid programs provided they meet other criteria. It is VERY important that GED graduates take the ACT test right after earning the GED.
answer. It depends on the following questions: What are your goals? What are your skills? How motivated are you? How much time can you devote to this? How do you learn? The only answer we can give you is that it is different for each person.
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