The GED Course:
Your path to an international school-leaving qualification
The path to graduation requires perseverance, structure, and reliable support, but then opens up new opportunities – for training, further education, career, and the rest of one's life.
We will accompany you on this section with a clear learning concept, set milestones, and a goal you can surely reach.
The GED Course:
Your path to an international school-leaving qualification
The path to graduation requires perseverance, structure, and reliable support, but then opens up new opportunities – for training, further education, career, and the rest of one's life.
We will accompany you on this section with a clear learning concept, set milestones, and a goal you can surely reach.
What is the GED?
The GED® (General Educational Development Test) is an officially recognized school-leaving qualification from the USA, equivalent to a high school diploma. It was originally developed for adults, but today it is also a popular option worldwide for young people to obtain a school-leaving qualification in a flexible and practical way.
What does the GED include?
The exam consists of four core areas that assess fundamental competencies:
- Reasoning Through Language Arts (Reading, Writing, and Language Comprehension)
- Mathematical Reasoning (Mathematical Thinking and Problem Solving)
- Social Studies (Civics, History, Politics, Geography)
- Science (Natural Sciences, Environment, Technology)
This is not just about pure factual knowledge, but primarily about understanding content, thinking logically, and applying knowledge practically.
Who is the GED for?
The GED is particularly attractive to adolescents and young adults looking for a flexible alternative to traditional high school diplomas. This is especially true for:
- Homeschooling families who need an accredited degree
- Emigrant families who want to use international educational paths
- Adult learners who wish to complete their education later in life
- Individuals planning to study or train abroad
What opportunities does the GED offer?
With the GED, you possess a diploma that allows you to access further education, training, and employment in many countries, especially in English-speaking regions. It is recognized in the USA, Canada, and other countries and is accepted by many universities, vocational schools, and employers.
In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the GED is not a full substitute for the Abitur, but it offers a meaningful alternative, especially for international educational paths.
Would you like to learn more about the GED course at THS.Homeschooling?
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The GED Course at THS.Homeschooling
What is the GED prep course?
The GED course at THS.Homeschooling is a structured online preparation course for teenagers aged 17 and up. It specifically prepares students for the GED exam (General Educational Development) - an internationally recognized school-leaving qualification equivalent to an American high school diploma.
The GED test opens doors to diverse educational pathways, especially in English-speaking countries, and offers a flexible alternative to traditional school diplomas.
The GED exam is not administered by THS.Homeschooling; instead, it is taken externally at an official GED test center.
What awaits you:
- Daily live video lessons with qualified teachers
- Structured Learning Path through all Four GED Test Areas
- Bible-shaped learning environment with a shared spiritual focus
- Digital materials and personal support from a dedicated teacher
- Preparation for an Official External GED Exam
Participation Requirements:
- Minimum age of 17 years upon entry
- Purchase of the book “GED Test Prep Plus 2024-2025” (Kaplan Test Prep)
- Enrollment in the GED course is possible in January and August of each year.
What is included in the GED course?
Live classes in small groups
From Monday to Thursday, there is live instruction in a fixed learning group. The teacher imparts exam-relevant content, answers questions, and encourages active thinking.
Materials & Preparation Tools
The official GED preparation book („GED Test Prep Plus 2024–2025,“ Kaplan) forms the basis. In addition, participants will receive access to further practice materials and digital resources.
Personal Care & Coaching
Each learning group is accompanied by a dedicated teacher who is available for organizational or subject-specific questions. Learning progress and motivation are also supported individually.
Biblically-influenced learning culture
The day begins with prayer, and Christian values shape our interactions and approach to learning. The connection between faith and education is also consciously fostered in the classroom – naturally and without coercion, but with a clear orientation.
Do you want to take the GED course at THS.Homeschooling?
Frequently Asked Questions about the GED Course
THS.Homeschooling offers its students the opportunity to earn a credential with the GED test, not a German Abitur. We cooperate with international educational institutions to enable a suitable degree for your child.
The 12th grade at THS.Homeschooling is a targeted preparatory course for the GED test (General Educational Development Test). The GED is an internationally recognized high school diploma and gives your child access to various educational pathways worldwide.
At the end of 12th grade, students take the GED test through an external provider. The test covers core subjects and is equivalent to a high school diploma.
The following requirements apply for participation:
- Minimum age of 17 years upon entry
- Purchase of the book "GED Test Prep Plus 2024-2025" (Kaplan Test Prep)
- Enrollment in the GED course is possible in January and August of each year.
The book "GED Test Prep Plus 2024-2025" (Kaplan Test Prep) can be found at online retailers such as Amazon, Thalia or other specialty booksellers.
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