Ian White G/GM3SEK wrote:
What's a "GED"... when translated into English? :-)

Sorry, that's a USA term - stands for General Education Development.
It's a high school equivalency certificate issued by the state, after
passing a battery of 5 exams, to people who didn't graduate from high
school for whatever reason.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

Cecil Moore wrote:
Ian White G/GM3SEK wrote:
What's a "GED"... when translated into English? :-)

Sorry, that's a USA term - stands for General Education Development.
It's a high school equivalency certificate issued by the state, after
passing a battery of 5 exams, to people who didn't graduate from high
school for whatever reason.

Thank you - and well done, Cecil, for being part of that program.


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73 from Ian G/GM3SEK

Ian White G/GM3SEK wrote:
Thank you - and well done, Cecil, for being part of that program.

There's a fringe benefit. Some of those kids have pretty
cute grandmas. :-)
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73, Cecil, http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

Cecil Moore wrote:
Ian White G/GM3SEK wrote:
Thank you - and well done, Cecil, for being part of that program.

There's a fringe benefit. Some of those kids have pretty
cute grandmas. :-)

Do you teach them to spell "incorrigible"?


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73 from Ian G/GM3SEK