American High School Diploma (GED) in Tunisia

What is the GED?

The GED, or General Educational Development diploma, is the American high school diploma equivalent. It is recognized internationally and allows students to pursue higher education or career opportunities in the USA and over 85 other countries, including Europe, Asia, Russia, and the Middle East.

What subjects are included in the GED?

The GED consists of four subjects:

• Reasoning Through Language Arts (English): Reading, grammar, writing, and analysis.
• Mathematical Reasoning: Algebra, geometry, statistics, and problem-solving—with formulas provided during the test.
• Science: Basic principles of biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science.
• Social Studies: History, geography, government, and economics.

These subjects focus on understanding and reasoning rather than memorization, making the GED more accessible than the traditional Tunisian high school diploma for many students.

Do I need a certain level of English to take the GED?

Yes. A minimum English proficiency level of B2 is required, although achieving a C1 level is ideal to ensure you can fully understand and succeed in all test sections. Globaleep offers English courses from A1 to C2 to help you reach the necessary level.

How long does it take to complete the GED?

The timeline varies depending on your starting level and how quickly you progress through the courses. The GED is flexible—you can take the exam once you feel ready. Some students complete their preparation in a few months, while others prefer a longer period of study.

Can I work while preparing for the GED?

Absolutely! Many of our students balance work or other commitments while studying for the GED. Our flexible schedule and online resources make it easier for you to learn at your own pace.

Will GLOBALEEP help me with college applications after the GED?

Yes! Globaleep provides guidance on selecting colleges, preparing application documents, and navigating the admission process for universities in the USA and internationally.

Why choose the GED?

The GED is your fast track to a world of opportunities. It’s not just a diploma—it’s a passport to higher education and a successful career. Unlike traditional pathways that can take years, the GED allows you to complete your high school credential quickly and focus on your university goals. For many students in Tunisia, it’s the ideal choice because it provides:

• International recognition in over 85 countries
• Access to universities in the USA, Europe, Asia, and beyond
• A practical, modern curriculum focused on reasoning rather than memorization
• A second chance for students who did not complete the Tunisian baccalaureate

Choosing the GED means choosing a flexible, efficient path toward your dreams.

What are the advantages of the GED?

The GED offers significant advantages, especially for students in Tunisia looking for international opportunities:

International Recognition – Accepted by universities and employers in the USA and over 85 countries worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Russia, and the Middle East.

Flexible Timeline – Study at your own pace and take the exams whenever you’re ready. No need to wait for the end of the school year.

Practical Learning – Emphasis on understanding and analysis rather than pure memorization. This makes it easier for many students to succeed compared to traditional diplomas.

Access to Foreign Programs in Tunisia – Several Tunisian universities, such as ESPRIT, Université de Carthage, and the American University of North Africa, accept the GED for admission into foreign degree programs offered locally. No equivalence to the Tunisian baccalaureate is needed.

Opens Doors to Scholarships – Many institutions offer financial aid specifically for international students holding the GED.

Career Opportunities – Beyond university, the GED qualifies you for jobs that require a high school diploma, both locally and abroad.

In short, the GED is not just another diploma—it’s a smarter, more modern path to building your future.

Are there practice exams before I take the real GED test?

Yes. Globaleep provides:

• Pre-GED test with 80% real GED-level questions
• Pre-final test reflecting 80–85% of the real exam
• Official GED Ready tests, which predict your actual exam score

These tools help ensure you’re fully prepared and confident before taking the final test.

Can adults take the GED, or is it only for teenagers?

The GED is open to anyone over the minimum age requirement (usually 16, with parental consent). It’s a great solution for adults who left school early and now want to continue their education or improve job prospects. There’s no upper age limit for taking the GED!

Will my GED diploma mention that I studied in Tunisia?

No. The official GED diploma simply states that you’ve earned the GED. It does not mention the country where you prepared or took your exam, which is a big advantage for students applying internationally.

Can I start preparing for the GED if I’m still in school?

Yes. Some students begin GED preparation while still enrolled in school, either as a backup plan or to accelerate their academic journey. Globaleep can advise you on the best timing for your situation.

How can the GED help me study in the USA or abroad?

The GED is accepted by many universities and colleges in the United States and worldwide. It proves that you possess high school-level academic skills, opening the door to college admissions, scholarship opportunities, and career pathways internationally.

How can GLOBALEEP help me prepare for the GED?

Globaleep offers a comprehensive preparation program that includes:

• Courses for all four subjects
• Simulation tests identical to the real GED format
• A pre-GED test covering almost 80% of actual GED-level questions
• A pre-final test reflecting 80–85% of the final exam’s questions
• GED Ready official practice tests
• Complete guidance and personalized support

Is the GED difficult?

Not at all! Many students find the GED easier than the Tunisian baccalaureate because it emphasizes understanding concepts and critical thinking rather than rote memorization. Even in math, formulas are provided during the test, focusing on your ability to solve problems rather than remember rules.

Where do I register for the GED with GLOBALEEP?

You can visit our office in Khaznadar, Bardo, at the following address:
38 Avenue de L’Indépendance, Khaznadar – CP 2000 Bardo

Or contact us via:
📞 25 908 066 | 25 908 055 | 25 908 022
🌐 www.globaleep.com
✉ info@globaleep.com

Is the GED recognized in Tunisia?

Yes! While the GED is not the national baccalaureate, several universities in Tunisia accept the American High School Diploma (GED) for admission into foreign-degree programs offered locally. For example:

• ESPRIT (which awards a French university diploma)
• Université de Carthage (offering degrees from British institutions like London School, UK)
• American University of North Africa (partnered with Avila University, USA)

Students with the GED can enroll in these universities without needing an equivalence to the Tunisian baccalaureate. They complete their studies in foreign programs and graduate with an international degree.

This makes the GED an excellent pathway for students in Tunisia who wish to study internationally while staying local or preparing for further education abroad.

What’s the difference between the GED and other high school diplomas?

The main difference is the approach to learning and assessment.

• The Tunisian baccalaureate and many traditional diplomas rely heavily on memorization and theoretical exams. Students often spend years preparing for a single national exam.
• The GED, on the other hand, focuses on reasoning, problem-solving, and practical understanding. Even in mathematics, you’re given the necessary formulas during the exam—because the test measures how you think, not just what you can memorize.

Moreover, the GED offers flexibility. You can take the exam as soon as you’re ready, rather than waiting for a yearly exam session. This makes it a perfect solution for students who want to move quickly into university studies or professional life.

Why should I choose the GED instead of the Tunisian baccalaureate?

The GED is faster – you can complete it in a few months instead of years.

It focuses on understanding and reasoning, not memorization.

It’s internationally recognized, giving you access to universities and jobs abroad.

Even in Tunisia, several universities accept the GED for entry into foreign programs.

Can I study for the GED online with Globaleep?

Yes! Globaleep offers both in-person classes and online preparation options. This means you can study from anywhere in Tunisia, fitting your learning into your personal schedule.

Will I get a real American diploma with the GED?

Absolutely. When you pass the official GED exams, you receive a diploma issued directly from the GED Testing Service in the United States. It’s the same credential American students receive and is internationally recognized.

Can I retake the GED exam if I don’t pass?

Yes. If you don’t pass one or more sections of the GED, you can retake only the sections you didn’t pass. There’s no need to start over. Globaleep will help you identify weak areas and prepare you for success on your next attempt.

Is the GED accepted for applying to visa programs for studying abroad?

Yes! The GED is recognized as a high school diploma for many student visa applications, especially for the USA. Universities often accept it as proof of high school completion when you apply for admissions and visa processing.

Does the GED expire once I earn it?

No. Once you earn your GED diploma, it’s valid for life. There’s no expiration date, and you can use it at any time for university applications, jobs, or visas.

Does Globaleep help with English improvement before GED prep?

Yes! Globaleep offers English language courses from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2) levels. This ensures you’re comfortable and confident in your English skills before you begin preparing for the GED subjects.