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International Testing
(English only, 2002 Series)

Students outside of the United States and Canada now can take the GED_® Tests (English-language, 2002 Series) via computer through a partnership between the GED Testing Service_® and Prometric. Passing the GED Tests can demonstrate your English-language skills to employers, along with your competency in reading and interpreting materials in numerous subject areas.

You must be at least 17 years of age to take the GED Tests outside the United States and Canada through Prometric.

Read Prometric's downloadable GED Bulletin to find out more about computerized testing and how you can locate a Prometric Testing Center near you, or email Prometric Customer Service directly at ged@prometric.com.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

As of January 2008, with the adoption of the uniform 2002 Series GED Tests, all candidates are administered the same test battery. This will allow students total flexibility in testing and combining scores from any and all testing location, whether at home or abroad.