"The Personality Dimensions workshop I participated in at WIL complimented my job search. It provided me with greater clarity about my preferred work environment and personal work style. This allowed me to narrow my focus and find a position that was the right fit for my interests, skills and abilities."
GED Assessment & Preparation Program
If you do not have a highschool diploma, WIL's General Educational Development (GED) program may be an appropriate solution to develop your employment options.
The Process
- Register for the GED Pre-Test Assessment by contacting WIL.
- Write a GED Pre-Test Assessment (3 to 5 hours) at WIL to determine how well you will do on the Ministry exam
- Meet with WIL's staff to review your scores and readiness to write the Ministry exam. If your GED Pre-Test Assessment results show you are ready to write the exam, we will help you register.
- If your GED Pre-Test Assessment results show you require some educational upgrading before writing the exam, our trained staff will develop a personalized preparation plan that will work for you.
- WIL's specialized computer software will help you prepare. Our Computer Assisted Learning Centre provides you with the support of an on-site facilitator and resources for self-directed study. WIL's Computer Assisted Learning Centre is open 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Mon - Thurs). Computer assisted training can also be arranged by Internet from your own home to supplement your work in our Computer Assisted Learning Centre.
In order to participate you must be:
- An Ontario resident
- 18 years or older
- Out of school for more than 1 year
- A minimum Canadian Language Benchmark Level 8 ESL (if English is your second language)
Contact WIL to learn more or to schedule an appointment.
