You may even find a GED class at your place of work. If you need to brush-up in a few skill areas, you'll take just a few classes. If you need more help, you may create a schedule to meet your needs. Once you find a test-prep center, you'll go to an orientation session. At this session, you'll take some tests to see which GED skill areas you need the most help with.
Many people have the hardest time with math and writing.
Your tutor will prepare a program especially for you. This program will give you all the practice you need to improve your skills in your weaker areas. During classes, your tutor will teach you about the subject areas you're focusing on. You'll also use practice workbooks to test your knowledge. Steck-Vaughn offers a complete set of exercise books, workbooks, and software that can help you to prepare and practice in all of the subject areas on the GED test.