Bridge TEFL review (https://bridge.edu/tefl/) submitted by Sally.

I must admit that despite mostly enjoying what I learned, I did struggle quite a bit with this course. It works on the Moodle platform. Moodle is an open-source learner management platform, and I had heard of them before taking my Bridge TEFL course. The problem I found with Moodle, was the inflexible nature of the platform. Unlike many TEFL courses that you can take online, Moodle has exact start and completion dates that you must follow, or else you won’t complete the course within the designated time window. I also found it incredibly complicated to navigate in the first few days as it is basically a very complicated system to suddenly get used to and there’s a lot of information to take in within a short period of time. Having said that, the content of the course was on a very high level. What I also liked was how you could communicate not only with the course teacher but also with other students who were taking the course at the same time. Bridge TEFL is one of the most well-known TEFL companies in North America, and I would recommend taking the TEFL with them. I’ve used the certificate numerous times and it is, therefore, a good investment for a TEFL teaching career. I would just question the need to overcomplicate the learning process when I’m sure there are much more straightforward learning systems out there that Bridge TEFL could adopt instead.

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Bridge TEFL

Unlike other TESL online courses I have recently looked into, the one offered by Bridge has certain set start and end dates. This rigid scheduling would better suit someone who is committed to a 4-week window of the study, mirroring the traditional in-person TESL course program timetables.

Bridge TEFL review, submitted by Sandy.

TESL online with no extreme positives or negatives.

The course was good. Support was good too. The price of the course and certificate was a little on the steep side but still within my agreed budget. Course feedback was a bit hit or miss. Sometimes the feedback was detailed/relevant and sometimes it seemed I got a bot response. No spelling or grammar errors as some reviewers have brought up when taking some of the other TESL courses. School staff and tutors were friendly, apart from when it was clearly a copy-and-paste response. I neither felt overwhelmed nor underwhelmed with my Bridge TEFL experience.

If I could go back and choose again then I’d choose a more flexible course, where there aren’t specific start and end dates for the course. I just naturally assumed this was how all TESL courses operated until I conducted some post-course research. Unless you are a serious procrastinator and need the time constraints of a 4-week TESL course with no room for flexibility, I’d consider a TESL course where you get more than a month to complete everything.

If you are happy with the rigid scheduling then I’d say go for the Bridge TEFL course. It’s a safe bet program.

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