CHEA Adult Skill Center GED Program
Listing Last Update: November 14, 2018
Educational services
- Reading and writing
- To study for high school equivalency
- English language
- Math
- How to use Computers/Technology
- Information about the GED Test
Instruction Type
- Classroom
- Computer
- Family literacy program
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You may use the contact information above to reach out to the program
or call 1-877-389-6874 for more help.
Program Overview
Let's get ready for the new 2014 GED Exam! This small group
course prepares you for the new computer base testing. This program is 40% Instructor base teaching and 60% computer base learning. All course work is aligned to the new Common Core Standards for greater GED passing success and college
& career readiness.
The computer base learning, offer web base tutorials and course software work. A Basic Keyboarding class is also included for building better computer skills and greater comfort when taking the new computerized GED Exam.
Course Learning Objectives:
- Reasoning through
- Language Arts
- Extended Responses
- Constructed Responses
- Creating Arguments & Using Evidence·
- Development of Ideas & Organizational Structure·
- Social Studies
- Science
- Short & Extended Answer Responses
- Mathematical Reasoning
- Quantitative Problem Solving·
- Qualitative Reasoning
- Geometric Reasoning
- Analysis
Mission Statement
The Center for Higher Educational Achievement is committed to community and personal development by providing programs and environments which nurture individuals and families.
Hours of operation: 10 a.m. 1 p.m.
Cost info: See website or call office for more information.
Student and Volunteer Success Stories
CHEA Adult Skill Center hold a 100% GED Graduation Rate (15 graduates) 2012-2015.
In the City of Flint, Michigan 26.9% of families are headed by single females. In 2013, all CHEA's GED graduates, were single female parents.
Program’s Demographics/Metrics
The Adult Skill Center is designed to provide educational training for adults age 25 and older, who are often over looked, distracted, discouraged, and embarrassed when they attend alternative education programs, along with younger students who also did not complete their high school education
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Program Status:
Active