GED ON TV students can videotape the lessons from their local public television station and watch them at a time that fits with their work schedule. Over 5,400 Hoosier adults have earned a GED diploma after studying with the GED ON TV series. The five-month series covers the reading, writing, social studies, science and math skills needed to pass the GED test. When an adult calls to enroll they will be mailed a packet of information. By watching two lessons each week and completing the workbooks, the student will earn a voucher that will pay the cost of taking the GED test at any Indiana testing site.
Many adults are unable or unwilling to attend regular adult learning center classes.
Adults who want to enroll should call right away so that there will be time to mail the pre-tests and ship the workbooks before the broadcasts begin. GED ON TV is a partnership of the Indiana Public Television stations, the Indiana Department of Education, and Muncie Community Schools.