HOW CAN THE EOC HELP ME?
The Higher Education Consortium TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers now offers a HiSET/GED Tutorial Program. The tutoring services are FREE and open to the public. Our program has been developed with the participant in mind. Participants who enroll in our program will not only gain the necessary academic skills needed to pass the HiSET, but they will also receive the following: life coaching, job readiness skills, career assessment, and assistance with financial aid and college access information. Participants who emerge from this program will be well equipped to break through barriers that would normally hinder them from achieving their goals of success.
Program Description:
The Higher Education Consortium TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers now offers a HiSET/GED Tutorial Program. The tutoring services are FREE and open to the public. Our program has been developed with the participant in mind. Participants who enroll in our program will not only gain the necessary academic skills needed to pass the HiSET, but they will also receive the following: life coaching, job readiness skills, career assessment, and assistance with financial aid and college access information. Participants who emerge from this program will be well equipped to break through barriers that would normally hinder them from achieving their goals of success.
- One-on-One Instruction
- Hands on Learning Experiences
- Individual Learning Plans
- Small Class Sizes
Coursework Taught:
- Language Arts – Reading
- Language Arts – Writing
- Mathematics
- Social Studies
- Science
Classes are currently being offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
- Language Arts – Reading
- Language Arts – Writing
- Mathematics
- Social Studies
- Science
For more information about the High School Equivalency Exam, please visit:
For more information about the EOC HiSET tutorial program, please contact our instructor
WHAT IS THE HISET?
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has selected a new high school equivalency test. Beginning January 2014, Missouri's new high school equivalency test will be the HiSET test developed by Educational Testing Service (ETS).
For more information about the EOC HiSET tutorial program, please contact our instructor
WHAT IS THE HISET?
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has selected a new high school equivalency test. Beginning January 2014, Missouri's new high school equivalency test will be the HiSET test developed by Educational Testing Service (ETS).
The cost of the new test will be $95, which includes a $60 registration fee for the cost of the test and $7 for each of the five test sections to cover the costs of administering the test. Because examinees do not have to complete the entire test at one time, they can take the test in sections. The $60 registration fee will allow individuals to test three times during a 12-month period.
Examinees who do not pass the test the first time can retake the entire test or any of the test sections two more times within the 12-month period by paying an additional $7-per-section fee.
Source: http://dese.mo.gov/alrs/hse/hse-about.html
WHAT DOES THE HISET COVER?
The HiSET exam measures the academic knowledge and proficiency equivalent to those of a high school graduate. It covers five content areas:
- Language Arts – Reading
- Language Arts – Writing
- Mathematics
- Social Studies
- Science
WHAT DOES THE HISET COVER?
The HiSET exam measures the academic knowledge and proficiency equivalent to those of a high school graduate. It covers five content areas:
The HiSET exam measures the academic knowledge and proficiency equivalent to those of a high school graduate. It covers five content areas:
For more information about the High School Equivalency Exam, please visit:
For more information about the EOC HiSET tutorial program, please contact our instructor
Ms. Crystal Young at cyoung@heccstl.com or 314-367-8100.
