GED /
General Educational Development
Program Introduction
The General Educational Development Test (GED) consists of four subject tests that once passed, earn you a high school equivalency credential. The four subjects are language arts, math, social studies, and science. It proves you have a grade 12 education—even without a traditional diploma. A GED and a high school diploma are more similar than different. A high school diploma signifies high school graduation. It shows you attended and passed all the required classes in a traditional high school setting. Both allow students to join the workforce, launch a career, or attend college. While traditional high school students need four years to complete classes and graduate, the GED is a 7-hour test; preparing for it typically takes less than a year. In most states, you can take the GED tests any time after age 16.
About the Institution
The program is offered by the University of Taxila.
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About the University of Taxila
Established in 2015 with a mission to provide high-quality personal development courses, Taxila Institute is one of its kind in the training service industry, offering non-degree programs in management and education disciplines. In a very short time, Taxila Institute has become a trusted partner of nearly 160 public universities and several departments of basic education (at the state level) and provided quality education to more than 16,000 university students, 7,500 faculty members, and 1,600 teachers. Taxila Institute has administered several educational projects in collaboration with the Myanmar Ministry of Education (MOE) and public universities all across Myanmar. To provide American-accredited bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs in Myanmar, Taxila Institute has been transitioned into the University of Taxila. In partnerships with several public universities in the U.S., the University of Taxila will provide face-to-face, online, and hybrid instructions for nearly 80 degrees accredited by relevant councils such as HLC, AACSB, ABET, and CAEP. In addition, the University of Taxila will also offer American-accredited courses for professional development.
Program Eligibility
Admission Requirements
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An application form, including an essay
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Between the ages of 15 and 20
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A desktop/laptop computer (a mobile phone is also fine), stable internet, and reliable electricity
Program Award
Upon completing the program, students will receive a certificate of completion for the GED preparation course, from Taxila High School, an educational subsidiary of the University of Taxila.
Program Fees
GED Regular Program (5 months)
Mode of Learning: In-Person
Registration Fee: 300,000 MMK
General Fee: 50,000 MMK
Tuition Fee (per month): 390,000 MMK
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Mode of Learning: Online
Registration Fee: 300,000 MMK
General Fee: 50,000 MMK
Tuition Fee (per month): 290,000 MMK
Program Scholarships
Depending on the number of applications we receive, Taxila High School will award full or partial scholarships to qualified applicants. Please contact the Student Affairs Department at 09 954 230 468 or 09 954 230 469 for more information.
Learning Center (Yangon City Center)
15, Lan Thit Complex, Lanmadaw Tsp., Yangon, Myanmar, 11131
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