Step One: Paperwork
Download and fill out the forms below to the best of your ability. Send completed forms to Lisa Terkeust at lisat@nextgenzone.org.
-GED Agreement
-Policy Guide/Code of Conduct
Please note that, if necessary, additional paperwork will be emailed to you individually with regard to registering for Open Doors through your school district.
Download and fill out the forms below to the best of your ability. Send completed forms to Lisa Terkeust at lisat@nextgenzone.org.
-GED Agreement
-Policy Guide/Code of Conduct
Please note that, if necessary, additional paperwork will be emailed to you individually with regard to registering for Open Doors through your school district.
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Step Two: Setup your WorkSource Account
Click here to go to the WorkSourceWA.Com page and sign up for an account if you don't already have one. Please note that, this is a required step for your enrollment into Open Doors. Once you have completed this, please send us an email verifying that you did. If you need assistance here is a tutorial to help: |
WorkSource tutorial: job seekers - creating an account from Monster Government Solutions on Vimeo. This video is about creating an account for job seekers on WorkSourceWA.com |
Step Three: Practice Testing
Once we have received your paperwork, we ask that you take practice tests in all four GED subjects (math, language arts, social studies, and science). This will give us a sense of where your abilities are in each of these subjects. Some students need a lot of review in some areas and not much at all in others – we want to tailor your study plan to your own specific needs. Your test scores help us do that.
Begin by going to GED.com and creating a new student account.
(If you already have a GED.com account, please do not make a new one!!! Use your existing account. If you cannot remember how to access it, contact testing coordinator Leyna Krow at leynak@nextgenzone.org and she will help you figure it out.)
After you make your GED.com account, fill out the following form, and select "I would like to request a GED practice test code." Write "Orientation" at the bottom of the form where it says "Do You Have Any Questions or Comments?".
Four test voucher codes will be sent to you, one for each subject. There is no need to take all four tests at once, but please try to complete them with in one week of receiving your codes.
Instructions for how to begin your practice tests can be found here.
Once we have received your paperwork, we ask that you take practice tests in all four GED subjects (math, language arts, social studies, and science). This will give us a sense of where your abilities are in each of these subjects. Some students need a lot of review in some areas and not much at all in others – we want to tailor your study plan to your own specific needs. Your test scores help us do that.
Begin by going to GED.com and creating a new student account.
(If you already have a GED.com account, please do not make a new one!!! Use your existing account. If you cannot remember how to access it, contact testing coordinator Leyna Krow at leynak@nextgenzone.org and she will help you figure it out.)
After you make your GED.com account, fill out the following form, and select "I would like to request a GED practice test code." Write "Orientation" at the bottom of the form where it says "Do You Have Any Questions or Comments?".
Four test voucher codes will be sent to you, one for each subject. There is no need to take all four tests at once, but please try to complete them with in one week of receiving your codes.
Instructions for how to begin your practice tests can be found here.
Step Four: Make A Study Plan
Finished with your practice tests? Let us know!
After you complete this form, an Open Doors case manager will be in touch shortly to discuss your test results and work with you to make a personalized study plan.
Finished with your practice tests? Let us know!
After you complete this form, an Open Doors case manager will be in touch shortly to discuss your test results and work with you to make a personalized study plan.
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Step Five: Success!!
Here is a video of some of our Open Doors students and their successes!!! |
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