GED/HiSET Test Preparation
Certificate of Completion
Program Code: 3P39625
This program is designed to prepare the adult student to obtain a passing score on the official General Education Development (GED/HiSET) test. Upon successful completion of this program, the student will be prepared in all five areas of the GED/HiSET competency requirement. Acquisition of a GED/HiSET certificate will lead to improved employability and the skills mastered will apply to entry-level college preparation.
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Core Courses (Required 300 Hours) | ||
| ABED 405 | GED/HiSET: Mathematics | 60 |
| ABED 406 | GED/HiSET: Reading | 60 |
| ABED 407 | GED/HiSET: Science | 60 |
| ABED 408 | GED/HiSET: Social Studies | 60 |
| ABED 409 | GED/HiSET: Language Arts and Writing | 60 |
| Elective Courses (Required 36 Hours) | ||
| Must choose 1 of 3 courses | 36 | |
| NOCE Learning Center | 36 | |
| Literacy & Basic Skills, Beginning | 36 | |
| Literacy & Basic Skills, Intermediate | 36 | |
| Total Hours | 336 | |
| First Year | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours |
| ABED 405 | 60 | ABED 406 | 60 |
| ABED 407 | 60 | ABED 408 | 60 |
| ABED 105, 106, or 107 (Elective Course - Must choose 1) | 36 | ABED 409 | 60 |
| 156 | 180 | ||
| Total Hours 336 | |||
ABED 105 36-150 Hours NOCE Learning Center
Designed for students from beginning levels of reading and mathematics to those needing support for higher education. Through the use of small-group instruction, computer-aided instruction, audio books and workbooks, students will become better readers, writers and thinkers. Students may also improve their skills in mathematics. Skills attained can be used for personal growth, job advancement or for entry into other educational programs. Learning plans will be developed for each students based on student goals, needs and learning style. (Apportionment)
ABED 106 72 Hours Literacy & Basic Skills, Beginning
Designed for emergent readers or students with very limited reading, writing, and math skills. The focus of the course is on decoding skills, fluency, and workplace literacy. Sight words and essential word reading are covered. (Apportionment)
ABED 107 36-150 Hours Literacy & Basic Skills, Intermediate
This course reviews reading for information and academic vocabulary; writing skills necessary for higher education and the workplace, such as essays, note-taking and business writing; including understanding the general principles at work. (Apportionment)
ABED 405 72 Hours GED/HiSET: Mathematics
GED/HiSET mathematics prepares students to pass the math section of the GED/HiSET test. The GED/HiSET pre-test identifies needed areas of instruction for each student. Scope of instruction is basic computation, analytical and reasoning skills, word problems and word problems with graphics. (Apportionment)
ABED 406 72 Hours GED/HiSET: Reading
GED/HiSET reading prepares students to pass the reading section of the GED test. The GED/HiSET pre-test identifies needed areas of instruction for each student. Scope of instruction includes comprehension, fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. (Apportionment)
ABED 407 72 Hours GED/HiSET: Science
GED/HiSET science prepares students to pass the science section of the GED/HiSET test. Sciences covered are life, physical, earth and space. Students learn to analyze and apply science information. (Apportionment)
ABED 408 72 Hours GED/HiSET: Social Studies
GED/HiSET social studies prepares students to pass the social studies section of the GED/HiSET test. The GED/HiSET pre-test identifies needed areas of instruction for each student. Scope of course covers U.S. history, world history, civics and government, geography and economics. (Apportionment)
ABED 409 72 Hours GED/HiSET: Language Arts and Writing
GED/HiSET writing prepares students to pass the language arts and writing section of the GED/HiSET test. The GED/HiSET pre-test identifies needed areas of instruction for each student. This course covers the writing process, grammar usage and mechanics. (Apportionment)