Bridge TEFL review, submitted by Jasmin.
There were some things that I liked about the Bridge TEFL course and some things I didn’t like.
Overall, I’m afraid I have to conclude that Bridge TEFL wasn’t worth the money. At least for me.
What I did like about the Bridge TEFL course:
- It was full of good ideas for classroom activities.
- The tutor’s support was really good.
- The certificate looks professional.
- I had some help in finding a teaching placement.
What I didn’t like about the Bridge TEFL course:
- The fixed start and end dates were very restrictive. I couldn’t just study as I pleased.
- The course fee is a lot higher than other comparable courses.
- The certification fee was an unexpected additional expense upon completing the course.
Others have also complained about the fixed start and end dates of the course. The issue I had with this was that I continually felt under pressure to keep up and had to submit coursework on an exact day and by the deadline time for that day. If you have a whole free month free then this shouldn’t be an issue for you, but if you have some things to do, like work, it can quickly turn into a bit of a nightmare because if you don’t submit coursework in time the school will fail you and then you’ve lost your course place.
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I agree with you, Jasmin, that Bridge TEFL’s course is overpriced.
If it were me considering Bridge TEFL, I would just go for an on-site 4-week course instead.
It works out the same price-wise and you would also receive observed teaching practice which is something Bridge TEFL doesn’t provide with their online course.