Community colleges in many states provide training for GED testing. A list of GED courses at the community colleges in your area can be found by visiting the ACE GED website (see Resources).
Several high schools offer GED training classes to those who previously attended the school or are near school age. The age requirements will vary by location. These training courses are usually free. You can contact your local school district to find out which high schools offer GED preparation and what the requirements are for these classes.
Specialized GED classes are offered in various areas for various fees. These classes are held in the day, evening or night at community centers, churches and other non-school locations. The classes are taught by accredited professionals through private organizations, and test material is provided in most cases. The availability of these classes varies based on your location.
Traditional colleges and universities offer GED preparation classes for a fee. These colleges also may offer students the opportunity to complete the exam at the school and may include the testing fee with the fee for training. The age requirements for the training class may vary, so call the school to verify the eligibility requirements.