If you are a secondary school administrator, the National Biblical Greek Exam can easily add a new dimension to your Greek curriculum. The National Biblical Greek Exam is recognized by the National Association of Secondary School Principals and provides many levels of assessment from individual performances in specific grammatical areas to broad class averages including national class rankings. With a few clicks of the mouse you can immediately see the current progress of any class using the NBGE. Such information is very helpful for gauging your curriculum's' strengths and weaknesses.

With the National Biblical Greek Exam, you can incorporate advanced technology into your biblical Greek curriculum. This can motivate your students and help your instructors make the most of their time. The exam takes care of all exam preparation and grading. Instructors can simply log on and view their students' results. Further, many colleges are using the exam as a placement exam, so your students can get a good feel of how they will place when they get to college.

Now the online technological power of the National Biblical Greek Exam can start working for you. Sign your class up today to start tracking the improvements of your Greek program.

1) It is recognized by NASSP.
The National Association of High School Principals as an official contest and activity of the National Honor Society (NHS) and National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) recognizes the NBGE.

2) Your students could earn advanced placement.
As more colleges are learning of the benefits of the NBGE, we are seeing more and more colleges using the NBGE as a placement exam. You can best get your students prepared by using the exam as part of your class.

3) Expedite and improve self-study and reviews.
It is the perfect tool to effortlessly prepare for self-studies involved with accreditation and yearly performance reviews. Your instructor's account automatically keeps track of how well your class ranks among similar institutions and curricula. The exam also provides detailed analysis and tracking of specific strengths and weakness of each class.

4) The exam can grow and change as with your Greek curriculum.
The exam is not married to one textbook. It attempts to use grammatical terms that are widely accepted and integrate questions from many different instructors. However, you do have the option to rank your class among those who use the same textbook.

It costs nothing for instructors to sign up and create a class. An instructor can even start creating customized exams and have students try them without any charge.

There is a sample exam already prepared that you are welcome to try, but it will not provide any analysis or assessment. Customized exams will provide assessment and some analysis but to see the full analysis and have rankings you must have your students take the National Exam.