The CAEC (Canadian Adult Education Credential) is Canada’s high school equivalency exam that replaced the GED in 2024. The exam provides adult learners who didn’t complete high school with the opportunity to earn an educational credential that’s accepted in the same manner as a standard high school diploma. Holding a CAEC indicates high school-level proficiency. The … Read more
The new Canadian-made high school equivalency exam is the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) test, which comprises five independent, modular sub-exams that can be taken individually and in any order. The five sub-exams assess an applicant’s knowledge in the fields of Social Studies, Language Writing, Language Reading, Science, and Mathematics. The CAEC replaced the Canadian … Read more
In May 2024, the Canadian GED high school equivalency test was replaced with the Canadian Adult Education Credential, or CAEC. The Canadian version of the GED test was a paper-based, outdated assessment that lacked specific information about Canadian cultures, history, geography, economy, traditions, and values. Canada decided to design its own, made-in-Canada, top-quality high school … Read more
The CAEC (Canadian Adult Education Credential) exam is an internationally recognized HSE (High School Equivalency) assessment for adults who were unable to complete their high school curriculum. In early 2024, the CAEC replaced the outdated Canadian GED test. The CAEC exam is available in most provinces and territories across Canada. The paper-based Canadian GED exam … Read more
Previously, the General Education (GED) high school equivalency program was offered in most Canadian provinces and territories. In May 2024, however, the GED exam was replaced with the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC). The Canadian version of the GED exam was only offered in a paper-based format. It did not cover and reflect typical Canadian … Read more
The Canadian GED exam was terminated in early 2024. The paper-based assessment did not reflect anything typical about Canada and was technically outdated. Canada developed its own high school equivalency exam, the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC), which covers Canadian geography, economy, history, and traditions and values. The CAEC assessment, like the GED, provides adults … Read more
In 2024, the Canadian GED (General Education Development) program was replaced with the Canadian-made CAEC (Canadian Adult Education Credential) exam. The Canadian GED exam was paper-based and outdated, and did not cover Canadian history, geography, economy, cultures, and values. Like the GED, the CAEC exam provides adults who never completed high school with the opportunity … Read more
Nova Scotia adults who were unable to complete their regular high school curriculum still have the opportunity to attain a secondary education credential by passing the five subtests included in the Canadian CAEC exam. The CAEC (Canadian Adult Education Credential) exam is Canada’s new high school equivalency assessment that replaced the outdated Canadian GED exam … Read more
The Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) exam is Canada’s new high school equivalency assessment. It replaced the GED test in 2024. The exam is for adult learners who: don’t have a high school diploma are looking to earn an education credential for better educational, employment, and training opportunities The CAEC indicates that the holder possesses … Read more
The CAEC has replaced the GED exam as the high school equivalency test in most provinces and territories across Canada. In May 2024, Canada officially discontinued the paper-based GED exam to introduce a new, computer-based, Canadian-developed high school equivalency exam: the Canadian Adult Education Credential, or CAEC. Here, we discuss the new exam and, specifically, … Read more