Online GED Prep has announced its new brand name, Go Prep™, a name that cleverly incorporates the company’s purpose. Go Prep™ offers GED Online test prep services to get you moving towards your goals – and studying with a specific purpose.
The introduction of the new brand name reinforces Go Prep’s ambitions to continue building its leadership position in the GED test prep industry in South Africa.
Go Prep™ is an authorised education partner of the GED® Testing Service, offering GED® approved online study material for students preparing for the GED® tests.
“The new brand name, Go Prep™, represents what we encourage our students to do – GO for it – move towards your goals and dreams. Make them happen, so that you enjoy the achievement and the advancement you deserve,” said Shirley Erwee, home education consultant and founder of Go Prep™. “We offer solutions in a fast-changing educational landscape. Don’t let anything stop you from getting ahead. Go Prep!”
Since 2016, the enterprise has offered its services to enable home educators and those outside of the school system to take the GED® tests in order to achieve a Grade 12 equivalent credential.
The GED® is a High School Equivalency Credential issued by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education in Washington, DC. SAQA (the South African Qualifications Authority) has evaluated the GED® and found the National Senior Certificate as its closest comparable qualification. You can study further or get a better job with a GED® credential. It opens the doors to the next step in your education or working career.
“Thousands of South African students, including my own home educated children, have achieved their GED and used this credential to pursue tertiary academic studies at colleges in South Africa and abroad,” Shirley Erwee confirmed.
Go Prep™ empowers students to keep going on their lifelong educational journeys.
New website*: https://goprep.co.za
New email*: info@goprep.co.za
*The old website will auto-redirect visitors to the new website. Previous email addresses will still be monitored.