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Kentucky to offer free GED classes virtually

Test fees will be waived for first-time test takers by enrolling in one of the KYSU programs.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Governor Andy Beshear and Lieutenant Gov. Jacqueline Coleman announced that Kentucky Skills U (KYSU), will offer virtual opportunities for the Free GED Program.

According to a release, the pandemic forced the school’s office to close which is why they are waiving the GED test fees. They will be waived for first-time test takers by enrolling in one of the KYSU programs.

KYSU reported 3,565 Kentuckians between January through June 2020, took advantage of the free waiver program toward a GED credential.

Kentucky requires the GED Ready Practice test to be taken and passed before taking a GED subject area test. In-person tests are being offered across the state click here for more information.

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