GED/HiSET Test Preparation - Program 1 - Adult Student Completion Plan

Sep 14, 2026

GED/HiSET Test Preparation provides an adult-student completion program designed to prepare learners to achieve a passing score on the official GED/HiSET test. The plan covers all five GED/HiSET competency areas through required core courses in mathematics, reading, science, social studies, and language arts and writing, plus an elective tutoring or learning center pathway. Total instructional hours are 396, with a first-year semester-by-semester study schedule to support entry-level college preparation, employability, and applied skill growth.

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Required Core Courses

Required Core Courses (300 Hours)

Required Elective Courses (36 Hours)

Plan of Study

First Year

First Semester / Second Semester

List of Courses

ABED 102 Supervised Tutoring

ABED 105 NOCE Learning Center

ABED 106 Literacy and Basic Skills Beginning

ABED 107 Literacy & Basic Skills Intermediate

ABED 405 Mathematics

ABED 406 Reading

ABED 407 Science

ABED 408 Social Studies

ABED 409 Language Arts and Writing

GED/HiSET Test Preparation 1 GED/HISET TEST PREPARATION | Certiﬁcate of Completion Program Code: 3P45936
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
Required Core Courses (300 Hours) | | | | --- | --- | --- | | ABED 405 | GED/HiSET: Mathematics | 72 | | ABED 406 | GED/HiSET: Reading | 72 | | ABED 407 | GED/HiSET: Science | 72 | | ABED 408 | GED/HiSET: Social Studies | 72 | | ABED 409 | GED/HiSET: Language Arts and Writing | 72 | | Required Elective Courses (36 Hours) | | | | Must choose 1 of 4 courses | | 36 | | ABED 102 | Supervised Tutoring | 36 | | ABED 105 | NOCE Learning Center | 36 | | ABED 106 | Literacy and Basic Skills Beginning | 36 | | ABED 107 | Literacy & Basic Skills Intermediate | 36 | | Total Hours | | 396 | | Plan of Study First Year
First Semester
ABED 405 | Hours Second Semester
72 ABED 406 | Hours
72 | |
ABED 407 |
72 ABED 408 | 72 | | ABED 105, 106,
or 107 (Elective
Course-Must choose 1) | 36 ABED 409 | 72 | | | 180 | 216 | | Total Hours 396 | | | List of Courses ABED 102 Supervised Tutoring 1-360 Hours This self-paced, open-entry/open exit non-credit course provides individualized and growth activities designed to include a learning style assessment and follow-up, assistance with acquiring study skills, and guidance in completing coursework. Designed to help students achieve outcomes related to speciﬁc courses for which tutoring is sought.(Apportionment) ABED 105 NOCE Learning Center 36-150 Hours Designed for students from beginning levels of reading and mathematics to those needing support for higher education. Through the use of smallgroup 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 Literacy and Basic Skills Beginning 36-150 Hours 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 Literacy & Basic Skills Intermediate 36-150 Hours 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 GED/HiSET: Mathematics 72 Hours 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 GED/HiSET: Reading 72 Hours 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 GED/HiSET: Science 72 Hours 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 GED/HiSET

FAQs

What is the goal of the GED/HiSET Test Preparation program?

The program prepares adult students to obtain a passing score on the official GED/HiSET test by covering all five competency areas.

Which five required core areas are included in the program?

Mathematics, Reading, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts and Writing are covered through required core courses.

How is the program structured for a full total of hours and course choices?

It includes 300 hours of required core courses plus 36 hours of required elective coursework (choose 1 of 4), totaling 396 hours, with a first-year semester study plan.

Sep 14, 2026

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