Your class. Your exam.
Set homework from Tawjihi, Jubilee Institute Admission Test or any exam your class in Jordan is preparing for.
Teachers in Jordan can choose from Secondary school, University entrance, International curricula, Study abroad and English and Health professions, set a mock test or a flashcard deck with a due date, and see which topics the class finds hard.
- 10exams for Jordan
- 5pathways
- 3,304practice questions
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Which exam do you teach for in Jordan?
Choose a pathway below: Secondary school, University entrance, International curricula, Study abroad and English and Health professions.
Secondary school
Practice for the Tawjihi and for entry to the Jubilee School.
Start with Secondary schoolUniversity entrance
The University of Jordan English proficiency test.
Start with University entranceInternational curricula
IGCSE and A-Level for British-curriculum schools.
Start with International curriculaStudy abroad and English
The SAT for US universities, and IELTS or TOEFL to show your English.
Start with Study abroad and EnglishHealth professions
The licensing exam for medical graduates.
Start with Health professions
Homework that
tracks itself.
Share a join code, set a test or a deck with a due date, and see who finished. Co-teachers can share the same class.
Host a game, share the PIN and watch the leaderboard move as everyone answers. Students can join with just a nickname.
Set a real timed test as homework. Every question is explained once your students submit.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Create a class
Name it and get a 6-character join code. Write it on the board, or paste up to 200 emails to invite students.
- 2
Set homework
Pick a timed mock test or a flashcard deck, add a due date and a note, and students are notified.
- 3
See who finished
Open the class report to see every student's progress, then download it as a CSV.
Questions, answered.
Yes. Tawjihi has 4 timed mock tests and 2 flashcard decks. Set one with a due date and see each student's result and the topics they miss.