Take free GED classes. Contact your state department of education, local adult education centers or local community colleges. Each of these institutions will have information on the availability of free GED classes. There are also free GED classes offered online. These classes provide instruction and testing on the subjects covered on the GED test.
Watch GED programs on PBS. Most PBS stations broadcast GED tutorial programs called GED Connection. Find out if your local PBS station airs the program. Contact your local PBS station, visit the PBS LiteracyLink website, litlink.ket.org, or call Kentucky Educational Television at 800-354-9067.
Take the official GED practice exam. The exam familiarizes you with the type of questions that you will encounter on the actual test and assesses your strengths and weakness. It gives you feedback that will help you pass the GED test. You can take the test online at gedpractice.com.
Obtain copies of the Keys to GED Success books. There are five books in this series, with each book focusing on one of the five subjects covered on the GED test. The books help improve your test-taking skills and increase your chances of passing the test. You can purchase the books from Steck-Vaughn (steckvaughadult.hmhco.com) or check with your local GED testing center.