I teach GED-preparation courses at my local community college.
Sidenote: If you don’t know where to begin your GED journey, your local community college adult education office is an excellent way to start with free preparation classes.
When I have free time between classes and my coaching students, I often go back to check on former students to see if they have continued to move the needle on earning their GEDs. During my last break, I emailed a student who had three of the four test sections finished. Since we weren’t in class twice a week together, I didn’t have the opportunity to annoy gently encourage her every Tuesday and Thursday to attempt that final section.
Isn’t it interesting how the universe works? When she said I answered her prayers, I knew that was all the response I needed because I sure don’t get that same reaction when I lovingly nag at home.
I called her right away, and we came up with a study plan. She took the test the following week, passed, and now she has her GED!! She just emailed me yesterday to let me know she’ll be starting a pharmacy technician program.
This lovely friend of mine is 53 years old and once told me that she thought she may “never have a career or accomplish her dreams.” I am SO VERY happy for her and proud of her.
Are you ready to figure out your career and accomplish your dreams? I offer academic coaching and am here for you either one-on-one or in a group setting.
Friend, it’s time. Let’s do this. Call or email me to schedule a call to see if this is the right path for you. 508.768.5808 or drandieb@gmail.com
P.S. If you’re one of my oh-so-amazing friends who doesn’t need the GED but reads this because you’re a fantastic human who supports me, what is holding you back from your dream? Is this the nudge you need? I hope so.
xo
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