Learn more about how to take the GED in your province

Another way to get your high school equivalency is by registering to take General Educational Development (GED) tests. GED tests cover five different subject areas. A person must pass all five tests to get their GED certification (certified Canadian high school equivalency). 

To find out more about getting a high school diploma or GED high school equivalency certification, contact your provincial or territorial department of education: 

Alberta 

• Alberta Education 
• Alberta Enterprise and Advanced Education 

British Columbia 

• BC Ministry of Education 
• Ministry of Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology 

Manitoba 

• Manitoba Education 
• Manitoba Advanced Education and Literacy 

New Brunswick 

• Department of Education and ECE 
• Post-secondary Education, Training and Labour 

Newfoundland 

• Department of Education 

Nova Scotia 

• Department of Education and ECE 

Nunavut 

• Department of Education 

Northwest Territories 

• Department of Education, Culture and Employment 

Ontario 

• Ministry of Education 
• Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities 

Prince Edward Island 

• Department of Education and ECE 
• Department of Innovation and Advanced Learning 

Quebec 

• Ministère de l'Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport 

Saskatchewan 

• Saskatchewan Education 
• Ministry of Advanced Education 

Yukon 

• Yukon Education