The GED (General Education Development) at Boston City College in Gauteng is an internationally recognized alternative to a high school diploma. It consists of four subjects: Mathematical Reasoning, Science, Social Studies, and Reasoning Through Language Arts. The program is designed for students who seek a flexible, self-paced study option and wish to earn a credential equivalent to a high school certificate. Upon passing the exams, students can access higher education opportunities both locally and internationally, as the GED is accepted by many universities and employers worldwide.
Mathematical Reasoning: Focuses on problem-solving with basic math, geometry, and algebra.
Science: Covers life, physical, earth, and space sciences, with emphasis on scientific reasoning and data interpretation.
Social Studies: Includes history, geography, civics, and economics, testing the ability to analyze historical events and social issues.
Reasoning Through Language Arts: Assesses reading comprehension, writing, and grammar, focusing on analyzing texts and constructing clear arguments.
These subjects prepare students for further studies and career opportunities.
Globally Accepted Qualification
Recognised as equivalent to a high school diploma in many countries.
Accepted by universities and employers worldwide.
Flexible & Self-Paced
Ideal for students who prefer independent study or need a second-chance route to complete secondary education.
Suitable for learners balancing studies with work or personal commitments.
Shorter Timeframe
Students can complete the GED faster than traditional high school pathways, depending on their readiness.
Focus on Core Skills
Emphasises practical skills like reasoning, problem-solving, and comprehension.
Prepares students for both higher education and workplace expectations.
Alternative Pathway
Offers opportunities to students who may have struggled in conventional schooling systems.
Provides a respected credential for those seeking further study or career advancement.
Accessibility
Available internationally and supported by many institutions, making it easier for learners to access resources and exam centres.