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GED SOCIAL STUDIES

An eight-week programme covering civics, government, United States history, economics, geography, source analysis and evidence-based reasoning through live teaching, guided lessons and two mock tests.

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Timetable

Component Dates Days Time Quantity
Live Classes 15 August–4 October 2026 Saturday and Sunday 4:00–5:30 PM 16 sessions
Guided Recorded Lessons Released weekly Teacher-controlled schedule Completed before assigned practice 16 lessons
Mock Tests Weeks 4 and 8 According to the class calendar Timed testing window 2 mocks

Fees

Learning Format Official Fee Class Size Coverage
Regular Group Β· Best Value 330,000 MMK 6–8 students Live classes, guided lessons, assignments and two mocks
Flexible Learning Group Β· More Focus 390,000 MMK 3–5 students Complete programme with smaller-group guidance
One-on-One Essential 550,000 MMK 1 student Guided programme plus eight private sessions
One-on-One Standard 650,000 MMK 1 student Full sixteen-session individual delivery

Reduced official fees apply to new enrolments from 2 August 2026; previously confirmed fees remain unchanged.

Live Lesson Syllabus

Stage Live Lesson Focus Assessment
Weeks 1–2 Diagnostic, source types, claims, evidence, timelines, maps, charts and foundational civics vocabulary Baseline source-analysis profile
Weeks 3–4 Civics and government, constitutional principles, rights, institutions, public policy and political processes Mid-course Mock 1
Weeks 5–6 United States history, economics, markets, government policy, geography and demographic data Domain progress checks
Weeks 7–8 Comparing sources, bias, cause and effect, evidence-based conclusions, pacing and full-test strategy Final Mock 2 and readiness report

Guided Recorded Video Syllabus

Video Block Recorded Lesson Focus Student Output
Videos 1–4 Source reading, timelines, maps, graphs, claims and evidence Source-analysis worksheets
Videos 5–8 Civics, government, constitutional principles and rights Civics practice sets
Videos 9–12 History, economics, geography and data interpretation History and economics sets
Videos 13–16 Bias, comparison, cause and effect, timing and mock review Error log and final revision plan

Academic Cycle

Stage Timing Academic Process
Diagnostic Before Week 1 Vocabulary, source-reading and data-reasoning baseline
Source and Civics Foundation Weeks 1–4 Source systems, civics content, Mock 1 and correction
History, Economics and Geography Weeks 5–6 Content-in-context and evidence practice
Performance Cycle Weeks 7–8 Mixed timed practice, Mock 2, remediation and test-day plan
Progression After Week 8 Subject-readiness decision and official-test recommendation

Registration

Complete the BHI Student Registration Form.