GED

Program at the Asociacion Tepeyac

de New York

GED Program at the Tepeyac Association prepares students for four months to present the GED (General Education Diploma) which enables them, if passed, to receive a Diploma equivalent to High School. This test includes five areas: mathematics, social sciences, science, writing and reading comprehension.
According to the Department of the State of New York (NYSED), the majority of employers in private industry and government, and many universities and colleges accept the GED Diploma as equivalent to the High School.

The GED program in Spanish, the Tepeyac Association can be made ​​at the following times.
Monday from 10 AM to 3 PM
Saturday from 2 PM to 7 PM
Monday to Thursday from 7 to 9 PM

The GED program in English, the Tepeyac Association can be done in the following schedule.

Monday to Thursday from 7 to 9 PM. Saturday 9AM to 2 PM
All students have the opportunity to attend a fixed course, and seek advice during the hours of other courses. If they can’t participate in a fixed course due their job, then they can take tutoring during the other schedules.  

The student can start his GED course at any time, provided that progress in achieving its goals, and try to seek advice on available times. GED Program at the Tepeyac Association helps students develop skills for the understanding of mathematics, reading comprehension and writing essays for their own language.

The Tepeyac Association program goes to step students, according to the time students can devote to reading your material and did her in the two textbooks that all students must buy. Therefore, even those who did not complete their primary or secondary may be ready to present their GED in four months, and who were more advanced and could become ready before four months, spend time reading.

Requirement for a GED in the State of New York.
They accepted the GED Accepted son GED

• Those who are 18 or older.
• That the home address is the State of New York.
• They should have more than six months after leaving the High School.
• Have not graduated from High School in the United States.