Math
Numbers, algebra, graphs, geometry, and data skills, rebuilt one calm step at a time.
Course overview
The GED Extended Learning course, from beginning to readiness.
This page gives you an honest, complete picture of what the course covers before you decide. GED Extended Learning is an independent GED preparation course: a calm, structured 60-day journey through four GED subjects, with worksheets, self-tests, practice score feedback, and real-person guidance from Sanet Britz. Access is R3000 once-off, and your learning itself stays private to you.
What you study
Four subjects, one balanced study day.
Each study day touches all four GED subject areas, with ten core topics per subject. The course prepares learners in these subjects independently; it does not administer official GED tests.
Language Arts
Careful reading, finding evidence, and writing with a clear, confident voice.
Science
Experiments, life science, physical science, and reading data with curiosity.
Social Studies
History, civics, maps, economics, and telling reliable sources from noise.
Full course map
Every subject, clearly mapped before you enrol.
Explore the 40 core focus units across the independent preparation course. Enrolled learners receive the guided study-day structure, worksheets, self-tests, practice scores, and private progress tools for these units.
10 focus units
Math
- Ratios & rates
- Linear equations
- Linear graphs
- Area & volume
- Data displays
- Number operations & exponents
- Expressions, inequalities & polynomials
- Functions & nonlinear relationships
- Coordinate geometry & measurement
- Mathematical modelling & review
10 focus units
Language Arts
- Main idea
- Evidence
- Sentence structure
- Extended response
- Reading strategy
- Text structure & point of view
- Arguments & author’s craft
- Grammar, usage & editing
- Two-text analysis
- Vocabulary in context
10 focus units
Science
- Fair experiments
- Cells
- Forces & motion
- Weather & climate
- Scientific graphs
- Human body & health
- Ecosystems, heredity & evolution
- Matter & chemical reactions
- Energy, waves & electricity
- Earth, space & environmental systems
- Government branches
- Cause & effect
- Supply & demand
- Maps & scale
- Source reliability
- Rights, Constitution & civic participation
- U.S. history eras & movements
- Economics, work & personal finance
- Geography, migration & global connections
- Public policy & source analysis
This is a public course outline only. Lessons, worksheets, guided self-tests, learner progress, and course-completion records stay inside the private learner area.
How the course works
A 60-day rhythm with practice that talks back.
A full 60-day learning rhythm
Four connected subject lessons each study day, 240 focused lessons in total, paced with a gentle 24-hour rhythm so learning never overwhelms.
Worksheets and practice you keep
Printable worksheets, practice PDFs, and calculator moments woven into Maths study, so every skill gets a second, calmer look.
Self-tests with honest feedback
Topic-specific self-tests with clear marks, attempts, and feedback. A score of 80% opens the path to the next study day after 24 hours.
Practice scores and readiness
Subject practice exams, a private readiness centre, and an understanding map that shows which skills feel clear and which deserve another look.
Real-person guidance
Sanet Britz walks beside you.
Behind the course is a caring human being, not a call centre. Sanet Britz personally guides the course, records welcome messages, and offers warm, real-person encouragement whenever a lesson feels hard or a learner needs a kind word and a practical next step.
Learners also receive an optional starting-point readiness check, a weekly private study report after four completed study days, and, once the required course work and both subject practice exams are complete, a GED Extended Learning course completion record. This record recognises independent course completion, not an official GED result or qualification.
Access & privacy
R3000 once-off. Yours privately.
- Once-off payment of R3000 for full 60-day course access.
- Your learning dashboard is private: only you see your practice scores, attempts, and progress.
- Progress can optionally be shared with one trusted supporter you choose.
- Learner privacy is respected throughout the course experience.
GED information & practical tools
Clear facts and the right tools for your own preparation.
This course supports independent GED preparation: it helps you build the reading, writing, maths, science, and social-studies skills the GED exam expects, one study day at a time. Along the way you use practical tools like the official calculator reference sheet and a scientific calculator. If you later choose to sit the GED exam itself, you arrange and register for that separately through the official GED Testing Service website.
- GED study informationOpens the official GED Testing Service or Texas Instruments website in a new tab.
- GED subject informationOpens the official GED Testing Service or Texas Instruments website in a new tab.
- Calculator reference sheetOpens the official GED Testing Service or Texas Instruments website in a new tab.
- TI-30XS MultiView informationOpens the official GED Testing Service or Texas Instruments website in a new tab.
These links lead to independent, official information published by GED Testing Service and Texas Instruments. They are provided for your own study convenience.