What does GED mean in FUNNIES

Your experience will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Typically, this diploma requires evidence of an education that has come from diverse sources, such as work experience, self-study, apprenticeship programs or other informal types of instruction.

The Ghetto Education Diploma is open to anyone who has received some form of alternative non-traditional education or training which may include mentorship programs, online courses, self-education or practical experiences obtained from working in their chosen field.

A Ghetto Education Diploma benefits you by providing recognition and acknowledgement of your achievements outside traditional academic settings. It also gives you access to the same consideration as graduates from traditionally accepted schools or institutions when applying for certain jobs or higher education positions.

No. A Ghetto Education Diploma does not replace any traditional academic credentials such as diplomas or degrees; however it does provide validation and recognition for those without conventional qualifications.

No. Receiving this diploma does not guarantee employment opportunities but it does demonstrate commitment and capability in areas outside traditional academia that may increase employability chances depending on the job role being sought out.

Yes – applicants must present evidence showing qualified effort in obtaining non-traditional education through various forms such as teaching oneself new skills, taking online classes, or going through apprenticeship programs etc.. An evaluation team assesses each case individually based upon the provided evidence before awarding the diploma