GED Classes

Are you ready for your future? With a GED, you can change your life and start a variety of new career paths!

What is the GED? The GED test is the most common method for demonstrating high school equivalency. The GED test is made up of four subjects broken out into separate exams: math, Language Arts, Social Studies and Science. You can learn more about the GED test and find testing sites here.

If you need help getting ready to take your GED test, our GED Preparation classes will help you build the skills you need to succeed. We offer small, interactive classes, excellent teachers and tutoring support. We offer Language Arts Level 1, Language Arts Level 2, Math Level 1 and Math Level 2.

Convenient classes: Our GED classes are offered during the day, in the evening and on Saturdays so you can find a class that fits your schedule.

No cost: Currently, our GED preparation classes are funded through federal grants and are offered at no cost at all to you!

Register today: If you are ready to get started learning to prepare for the GED, check out our class schedule below and start your application here.

Questions? If you need more information, give us a call at 720-423-4700 or email us at GEDprep@emilygriffith.edu

Want more information? Get the GED Program Flyer.

Emily Griffith’s career and technical education programs are accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE). English language, High School Equivalency, and Apprenticeship programs are not included under the COE accreditation.

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“I don’t know where else I could sit in a room with 30 languages, all religions represented, and build a community.”

Katie Pham says she has the best job ever. She’s an English teacher for Emily Griffith teaching at Project Worthmore. “I don’t know where else I could sit in a room with 30 languages, all religions represented, and build a community,” she says.

Before she started teaching English, she constantly bounced around with different jobs. She started working at Project Worthmore in communications, but when they needed help teaching, she started helping out. First she was just teaching one literacy class a week, but she really enjoyed it. So she took TOESL classes and got certified so that she could start teaching full time.

She’s been teaching English now for 4 years. “And I haven’t gotten sick of it yet!” she says.

“A lot of people see the immigrant community and think they need to help–need to be the hero,” says Katie. “But the community here [at Project Worthmore] is helping me as much as I am helping them. I’m learning new things from them all the time. They teach me about their food, their community and they make me laugh!”

She doesn’t have plans to stop teaching any time soon. “I’ve seen this community flourish in so many ways,” says Katie. And she loves being a part of it. “We need to break down these walls and build these up these communities; we are all just people at the end of the day.”

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