Why We Started Our GED Classes
Earning a GED is a life-changing accomplishment. It opens doors to college, career opportunities, and personal confidence that many adults have been told they aren’t capable of achieving. After years of working in adult education, I saw firsthand how powerful that milestone can be and how unnecessarily difficult the journey often becomes. That’s exactly why we launched the GED Prep program at ContinuEDU: to give learners a faster, clearer, more supportive path toward passing the exam.
What I Saw as a GED Instructor
Before launching ContinuEDU’s GED Prep program, I spent years teaching adult learners in traditional GED classrooms. I designed curricula, taught reading, writing, math, science, and social studies, and supported hundreds of adults working toward their diploma.
I loved that work deeply, but I also saw real challenges.
In publicly funded adult education programs, instructors are required to teach every skill from basic literacy through high-school-equivalency level. That means a single class might include readers at a 3rd-grade level and others ready for 12th-grade work, all in the same room. Because of these state and federal requirements, programs must focus on instructional hours, not test readiness. Classes often take months or years before a student becomes fully prepared for the GED exam.
Those programs are essential and life-changing for many, but they aren’t built for students who already have foundational skills and simply need targeted, test-focused support.
It felt a little like comparing learning to read through 12th grade with preparing for the SAT. Both are important, but they’re completely different goals. And too often, adults who don’t need years of instruction get stuck in a system that moves slowly because it’s designed to serve everyone at once.
I kept meeting students who said the same thing:
“I know I can do this. I just need help with the test.”
That’s exactly where ContinuEDU steps in.
Why Our Program Is Different
Our GED Prep program is not a full literacy or high-school-level course. It’s test prep, plain and simple. It is designed for students who already have basic reading, writing, and math skills and want a streamlined path to the finish line.
Here’s what makes our approach unique:
1. Fast, Focused Preparation
Because we’re not required to follow public-funding instructional hours, we skip the months-long wait and concentrate directly on what the exam actually tests.
2. Targeted Instruction, Not Busywork
We focus on test strategies, content review, pacing, and confidence-building, exactly like SAT prep but for the GED.
3. Personalized Support
Students get individualized guidance to identify skill gaps, practice efficiently, and feel fully prepared for test day.
4. Built for Adult Learners
Our approach is flexible, encouraging, and designed to fit into work schedules, parenting responsibilities, and busy lives.
Our Mission: Clear Path, Real Confidence
Our goal is simple: help learners reach their goals quickly, confidently, and with the support they deserve.
If you, or someone you know, is ready to take the next step toward earning a GED, we’re here to help.
Learn more and book your first session at: icontinuedu.com