HSE Testing in Spanish
In addition to English, both the GED® test and HiSET® exam are offered in Spanish. This includes all four subtests for GED and all five subtests for the HiSET. Test-takers can complete subject area tests in Spanish, English, or a mix of both. For more information, visit the Spanish language version of GED.com or go to HiSET.com and use the accessibility menu to translate the site.
How do I select the Spanish version?
When you sign up to take a test through your myGED or myHiSET account, you will be asked to indicate Spanish or English for each subtest you are taking.
Preparing for the Test
Test preparation materials are available in Spanish. Learn more at the GED Marketplace website or the HiSET Resource Library. Your local library may also carry books or software that can help you prepare. Some websites have free materials available in Spanish. Here are a few:
- USA Hello
- Khan Academy
- GED Maestro (YouTube)
Test-takers can also take the GED Ready (practice test) or the HiSET Practice Tests in Spanish.
Adult Education
Georgia Adult Education programs offer free test preparation classes. Each program may have different resources for Spanish speakers based upon their location and funding type. To find a program near you, check out our program directory.
Does the HOPE High School Equivalency (HSE) Grant cover the cost of testing in Spanish?
Yes, as long as you meet the eligibility requirements for the grant, it will cover the cost of testing in English or Spanish.
Will my transcript indicate if I took the test in English or Spanish?
According to our transcript provider, DiplomaSender, the transcript is written in English. The language the tests were taken in does not appear on the transcript.