GED Testing Service

GED test service is a joint venture between the US Board of Education and Pearson. Since 1942, the GED® trial has offered better work and university courses for over 18 million graduates. Nearly 800,000 adults last year underwent GED trials and nearly all universities and employers in the USA passed this exam.

GED® and GEDTestingService® are registered trademarks of the American Council of Education (ACE). They can not be used or copied without express written permission of ACE or GED test service. GED® and GEDTestingService® brands are managed by GED Testing Service LLC with the permission of the US Board of Education.

The GED test service recognizes the importance of candidacy's privacy and confidentiality. The GED test service respects this privacy and we are committed to notifying candidates about the data privacy policy of GED test service. The GED test service has established security measures to prevent unauthorized access or misuse of candidate data managed by the GED test service, but the candidate's data is disclosed in a way inconsistent with this data privacy policy It will never be done. As a result, it is a fraudulent act by a party that violates the applicable law or related network policy. The GED test service keeps the score of the GED® test confidential. Protecting the confidentiality of scores acquired by candidates is important for the overall management of the GED® program. GED administrators should ensure that jurisdictions and staff in all jurisdictions take appropriate measures to protect candidate data.

The GED administrator is the authorized contact person for this jurisdiction and GED test service. Participant's chief operating officer shall appoint an administrator appointment letter to officially notify the effective appointment date of the GED administrator obtained from the GED test service center appointment and the GED test service which is the test operation department of the GED test service Shall be used. . If it is necessary to specify a temporary or surrogate GED administrator, the jurisdiction must notify the GED test service promptly, including the length of the temporary or alternate schedule. If you do not specify a replacement or surrogate GED administrator, you need to temporarily stop the GED® test within your jurisdiction until appointed.