Studying for the GED
There are many ways to prepare for the GED tests. Adult learning centers around the state offer classes, often for little or no charge. If you're unable to attend classes regularly, there are online and televised lessons available. We recommend that you take an Official GED Practice Test at a local learning center to determine how ready you are before starting a class.
Find classes near you
To find nearby classes or schedule a time to take a practice test, choose your city or county from the list below and click "Go." On the resulting page, contact the person listed as a Specialist or Adult Ed Program Manager under the Provider heading.
Online classes
The PBS LiteracyLink website offers interactive lessons and activities as part of their Pre-GED and GED Connection program.
Television
Televised classes are broadcast regularly on PBS stations statewide. See the schedule for your local station.
Online Videos (new!)
Thanks to the generous support of KET, eLearn Virginia is now able to offer all 39 episodes of GED Connection for viewing and streaming to anyone in Virginia. Go to eLearn today to learn more and click here to begin taking advantage of this excellent opportunity.
Additional Study Help
- GEDPractice.com: Take an unofficial practice test online.
- Test-taking tips: Helpful tips to improve your chances.
- GED Preparation resources on the Web
- Other helpful GED links