Greek Tutor

A clear path from the alphabet to the whole Greek New Testament.

Greek Tutor lays out the whole path for you: 18 levels across three stages, from your first Greek letter to reading every book of the New Testament. Each day it opens on the one thing most worth doing next, and from Level 2 you read the Greek New Testament with glosses for the words you haven't learned yet. Grammar, exercises and vocabulary are all built in. Go at your own pace, for $15 USD a month.

$15 USD/month or annual. Cancel anytime. Works on any device.

Greek Tutor's Today screen for a new learner: Next up suggests learning four new words, above Level 1, Lesson 1, The Alphabet

One app, from the alphabet to all 27 books

Most people assume Greek is a vocabulary problem: learn enough words and the New Testament opens up. But Greek marks who does what to whom through word endings rather than word order, so you can know every word in a verse and still miss what it says. Greek Tutor teaches the whole language: grammar, exercises, vocabulary, and the full success path to reading the entire New Testament.

A Greek Tutor lesson with a highlighted passage and a glossary indicator

Beginning Greek in Small Steps

The complete grammar text is built into Tutor. Sixty lessons covering every concept from the alphabet through the end of Beginning Greek. Highlight passages, take notes, and tap glossary indicators for instant definitions. Then move into the exercises.

Greek Tutor exercises screen

Exercises for every lesson

Every lesson comes with exercises: concept quizzes that test what you have just learned, identify-forms exercises that train grammatical recognition in real New Testament text, parsing exercises, translation from Greek to English, and translation from English to Greek. Not passive reading. Active practice.

Greek Tutor vocabulary review

Learn every word in the New Testament

Vocabulary is the foundation of reading. Greek Tutor builds it through spaced repetition: words you know appear less often, words you are struggling with appear more often. Structured for reading chapter by chapter, starting from the easy books. Add your own notes to words and show the word in context with up to four sides.

1 John 1 in Tutor's Bible reader, with short English glosses under the Greek words not yet learned

Read with only the support you need

Tutor knows which words you have learned, so its Bible reader puts a gloss under each word you haven't learned yet and leaves the rest alone. You get help exactly where you need it and Greek everywhere else. As your vocabulary grows, the glosses fall away by themselves, until the page is all Greek. Tap any word for its lexical form, its parsing and every verse it appears in. You can start reading from Level 2, with the Septuagint and the Apostolic Fathers alongside the New Testament.

Romans 12 in Tutor's Bible reader, with the word card for πίστεως open showing its lemma, parsing, gloss and the reader's own word study

Build your own study Bible as you read

Reading slowly is how you notice what the text says, and Tutor gives you a place to keep what you notice. Write notes on a word, a verse or a passage. Write your own translation, with translator's footnotes. Keep word studies, which appear wherever the word occurs, beside its entry in the Abbott-Smith lexicon, and articles that sit at every passage they discuss. Over months of reading it becomes a study Bible built from your own work in the text, on every device you use, and you can print it as a PDF.

Greek Tutor success path showing levels across three stages

The success path

Greek Tutor is built around the success path: 18 levels across three stages. Stage 1 covers Beginning Greek (levels 1 to 5, 60 lessons). Stage 2 moves into the more accessible New Testament books. Stage 3 takes you through the most complex. Complete the path and you will have read the entire Greek New Testament.

The This week block in Greek Tutor introducing the Consistency Score, with circles for each day's vocabulary, reading, parsing and exercises

The Consistency Score

The Consistency Score shows how consistent you have been, not how clever you are. It looks at the last thirty days of the work your level calls for and gives you a number to aim for: 70 or better. Below that, it tells you whether you are building or rebuilding, and This week shows what to do each week to keep it climbing. No guesswork. No wondering whether you are doing enough. From Level 6 your week turns to vocabulary and reading, and the score steps back unless you want it.

Works on any device

Greek Tutor is a progressive web app. Open it in any browser on your phone, tablet, or laptop. Add it to your home screen and it works like a native app. Pick up wherever you left off, on any device.

What members say

I can take the program at my own pace without worrying to get to class at an exact time or else I'll lose the day of learning. It's better this way for busy folks.

Edwin Greek Mastery Member

As a busy homeschool mom of four, if I can do this, anyone can.

Meg Greek Mastery Member

What Greek Tutor costs

Monthly

$15 USD /month

  • Full access to all lessons and exercises
  • Beginning Greek in Small Steps grammar text
  • Complete vocabulary for the Greek New Testament
  • The success path
  • Works on any device
  • Cancel anytime
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When you want people alongside you: the Greek Mastery Membership. It adds live cohorts, a community of fellow learners, weekly Office Hours calls with Neil and me, and cohort review sessions embedded in the exercises. Many members start with Tutor and join the membership when enrolment opens.

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Common questions

Is Greek Tutor just a vocabulary app?

No. You need the vocabulary, but knowing the words is not the same as reading the sentence. Greek carries the grammar in its endings, so a verse you can translate word by word can still say something other than what you assumed. Greek Tutor includes the full grammar text for Beginning Greek, concept quizzes, parsing and identify-forms exercises, translation exercises in both directions, and the full success path through the New Testament.

What is the difference between Greek Tutor and the Greek Mastery Membership?

Greek Tutor is the complete self-paced path: grammar, exercises, vocabulary, and the success path. The Greek Mastery Membership adds the human layer: live Beginning Greek cohorts, a community of serious learners, weekly Office Hours calls, and cohort review sessions embedded in the exercises. Many members start with Tutor and upgrade to the membership when enrolment opens.

How long does Beginning Greek take?

At roughly one lesson a week, Beginning Greek takes about a year. That is sixty lessons across five levels. By the end you will be reading books of the Greek New Testament. The pace is deliberate: small, consistent steps produce better long-term results than rushing.

Does it work on my phone or tablet?

Yes. Greek Tutor is a progressive web app. Open it in any browser, add it to your home screen, and it works like a native app on iPhone, Android, iPad, or computer.

The path starts where you are.

Whether you have never seen a Greek letter or you have had Greek somewhere in your past and want to recover it, Greek Tutor meets you where you are. The success path shows you exactly where you are going. The Consistency Score shows you exactly what to do next. The grammar and exercises give you everything you need.