The Bridge Master Certificate Blended
140-Hour TEFL/TESOL Program
BridgeTEFL® brings affordable and convenient, internationally-recognized TEFL/TESOL certification to global English language teachers
U.S. Department of Education Recognized Agency
College Credit
Recommendation Service
Internationally-Recognized TEFL Certification
This Blended Program combines self-paced online TESOL certification with a practical hands-on training. The program is designed for current or aspiring teachers looking to earn an accredited TEFL/TESOL credential in order to advance their careers and broaden their job prospects.
Earn your TEFL certificate at locations worldwide.
The classroom portion of the course is delivered at a growing number of Authorized Training Centers across the globe.
PROGRAM DETAILS:
The Bridge Master Certificate
Blended TEFL/TESOL Program
Total hours of certification: 140
Duration of online component: Up to 3 months, self-paced
Duration of in-person component: 4 workshops
Minimum level of English: B1
ACE CREDIT® Recommendation: Up to 6 undergraduate-level credits
This program combines our most popular online TEFL certification course, the 120-hour Master Certificate, with 20 hours of classroom-based, hands-on teacher workshops: Applied TEFL Concepts. Students complete the online component at their own pace, guided by a personal tutor who provides feedback and assessment.
Applied TEFL Concepts:
Teaching the Four Skills
In these four, hands-on teacher workshops totaling 20 hours, participants have the opportunity to prepare, practice, and apply effective lessons and activities based on the concepts learned in the online training. Graduates leave with a toolkit they can use in their own classrooms.
- How to Teach Reading
- How to Teach Speaking
- How to Teach Writing
- How to Teach Listening
Alissa Berdahl
International Program Advisor
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