How do I study for the TASC Test?

How to Study for the TASC Exam

1. Learn Where You Stand With the TASC. Before you really dig into your studies, it may be a good idea to find out your strongest and weakest points in each TASC subject area.
2. Take a TASC Prep Class.
3. Get to Know Your Subtests.
4. Practice Good Study Habits.

What is TASC education?

The TASC Test is the approved high school equivalency test in 14 states. It tests five core subjects and is given on computers or with paper and pencil at approved testing centers. The TASC high school equivalency credential is equal to a GED credential and high school diploma. ENROLL IN TASC ACADEMY.

What means TASC?

TASC is a test of your understanding and knowledge. The name TASC is short for Test Assessing Secondary Completion™. Passing the test shows you have the same knowledge and skills as a person who graduated from high school in the USA.

What do you need to know about TASC Academy?

TASC Academy is an online, mobile-friendly course that teaches students exactly what they need to know to pass their TASC Test. Using built-in practice tests, the adaptive learning system creates a personalized learning plan for each student, bypassing skills they have already mastered.

How does adaptive learning system work in TASC?

Using built-in practice tests, the adaptive learning system creates a personalized learning plan for each student, bypassing skills they have already mastered. With over 3,500 interactive activities and lessons, this course will fully prepare students in each TASC Test subject area: Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies, and Science.

How do I log in to my TASC account?

TASC customers now have one LOG IN button for account access. Select the green LOG IN button on the menu bar, then find your customer type under Universal Benefit Account Login or MyTASC Account Login to sign in. Usernames and passwords are the same – the only change is how you get there!

Is there a TASC Institute in North Carolina?

The TASC Training Institute of Coastal Horizons Center, Inc provides evidence based training to TASC staff statewide via live and virtual learning environments in order to improve the delivery of services to the offender population across the state of North Carolina.