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General Education Development (GED) Programs **If under 18, your counselor must send a letter to the NH Department of Education stating why the GED would be in your best interest along with your withdrawal form from Pinkerton and a letter from you stating your date of birth, date of withdrawal and reason for wanting to take the GED** GED Administrator NH Department of Education 21 S. Fruit Street Suite 20 Concord, NH 03301 |
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Pinkerton GED Practice Test |
For students who want to withdraw from school and are planning on taking the GED.
Results will be given to the student and to the counselor within one week of testing. |
Wednesdays 2:30pm - 4:00pm
Registration: Mr. Foye CTE office, Vocational Building 437-5200 x 1115 |
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Center for Adult Learning in Manchester |
The GED Test Covers five areas: Writing Skills, Social Studies, Science, Interpreting Literature, and Math Practice GED Test: Offered on a weekly basis, please call for dates and times and to make an appointment. Fee: $10 administered Wednesdays 8:30am and 5:pm Official GED Testing: 9 hour, two-day GED exam is administered monthly. Pre-registration is required in person. You must be 18 years old, have a current photo ID with proof of NH residency, and $55 CASH which is non-refundable. 12-Week GED Review: Course covers writing and math. Please call for dates and times. $75 for one 6-week session, $140 for both Session 1: Writing Skills Session 2: Math Skills |
Monday - Thursday 8:30am - 12:30pm 4:30pm - 8:30pm Friday 8:30am - 12:30pm
530 South Porter Street Manchester, NH 03103 603.624.6490 x219 |
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Upper Room |
Offers GED pre-test for "Free" as well as GED test for $55. Financial Assistance may be given through application process. |
Carol Jenkin 603.431.2911 |
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Jobs for NH Graduates |
Jobs for NH Graduates offer one year of training, and one year of follow-up to youth ages 16-21 who have withdrawn from high school and could benefit from GED Preparation, Career exploration, Leadership Development, Job Placement, Occupational Skills Training, Employment Counseling, Service Learning, and Adult Mentoring. The expectation is that students pass the GED, complete employability skills training and enter occupational skills training. Classes are held Monday-Thursday 8:30-3:00 at the NH Community Technical College. |
Jobs for New Hampshire Graduates NH Community Technical College 1066 Front Street Manchester, NH 03102 1-800-924-3445 x348 1-603-668-6706 x348 TDD: 1-603-668-1792 |
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YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM |
The Youth Empowerment Program is now taking names for its fifth cycle. The Youth Empowerment Program is an employment and training program for 18-21 year old men and women who need improved job readiness skills, meaningful employment skills training and educational skills. Located at 49 Manchester Street, Manchester’s downtown district, the Youth Empowerment Program boasts a 75% GED passing rate with an average score of 2450 as well as a 75% placement rate into skilled occupations. In order to qualify, youth must be: -18-21 years of age -Have not obtained GED or High School Diploma -Meet low income criteria or receive TANF or Food Stamps -Possess one or more documented barrier(s) including: pregnant, parenting, disability, criminal, or basic skills deficiency. |
For further information, please contact Julie Senneville at 626-7941 or Daria Harvey at 626-7942. We can also be contacted via e-mail at jsenneville@snhs.org or dharvey@snhs.org.
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New England Job Corps |
Job Corps offers no-cost training and education to America's youth ages 16 through 24. Students typically live on campus and earn their high school diploma or GED while learning career skills in one of more than 60 occupational areas offered in Region One. | |