Bridge Academy
Bridge Academy

Our Programs

Structured English programs for every stage, from young learners to exam-ready learners, built around small classes, clear progression, and measurable outcomes.

Bridge Juniors BA English IELTS Grammar
An Educational Consultant’s walkthrough

Explore the programs

Four programs, one bridge, for every stage from young learners to exam-ready learners.

At a glance

How our programs fit

A clear picture for anyone enquiring: four programs, each a complete path with its own stages and goals.

Four programs, four paths
Each program is a complete path with its own stages. They run in parallel, not as one ladder.
Bridge Juniors
Ages 9–15
FoundationCommunicationFluency
BA English
Ages 15+
Pre-A1A1–A2A2–B1B1–B2
IELTS
Academic · from B1
FoundationPreparation 6.0–7.0
Grammar Track
From age 12 · grammar-first
Foundation A1–A2Intermediate A2+–B1+
Each program stands on its own. Students aiming for an exam score can continue from BA English into IELTS, but that is one option, not the destination.
How far each BA English level takes you
Each BA English level lifts you one CEFR step. Bars show the level reached on completion.
Foundation EnglishComplete beginner
Pre-A1
Essential EnglishElementary
A2
Fluent EnglishPre-intermediate
B1
Intensive EnglishIntermediate
B1+
Pre-A1A1A2B1B2
IELTS bands we train toward
IELTS Preparation is tiered so training is pitched to your exact goal (scored out of 9).
6.0 / 9
Band 6.0
Standard entry
6.5 / 9
Band 6.5
Strong
7.0 / 9
Band 7.0
Top universities
01

Bridge Juniors

Age 9-15

A three-stage pathway that takes a child from first words to a confident teenage speaker. Students build the literacy and language base in Foundation, start using English actively in Communication, then spend a longer 30-week year in Fluency learning to speak at length, tell real stories and defend an opinion.

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Bridge Juniors
Juniors Foundation
Age 9-11 · Stage 1
Duration
24 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Entry
Test + interview

The entry stage of the junior pathway, for young learners new to structured English. It lays the literacy and language groundwork, phonics, core vocabulary, foundational grammar, and sentence-building, so students gain the accuracy and confidence to move on to Juniors Communication.

Who it's for: beginners aged 9-11, placed by a short test and interview. First of a three-stage sequence (Foundation → Communication → Fluency).

Learning outcomes

  • Decode and read common words using phonics and sight vocabulary
  • Use core grammar (to be, have got, present simple) accurately
  • Understand and respond to everyday instructions
  • Write short, correct sentences about themselves and routines
  • Hold basic spoken exchanges with confidence

Curriculum & skills

A literacy-focused, four-skills foundation: phonics and reading decoding; foundational grammar (to be, present simple, basic questions, articles, plurals); everyday vocabulary themes (family, school, food, animals, hobbies); listening for key words; guided writing; and structured speaking drills to build early confidence.

Start with464,000 MMK3 payments over 24 weeks · full programme 1,160,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
464,000
40%
2
Week 8
348,000
30%
3
Week 16
348,000
30%
02
Bridge Juniors
Juniors Communication
Age 11-13 · Stage 2
Duration
24 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Entry
Foundation / test

The second stage of the junior pathway, for learners ready to use English actively. The emphasis shifts from accuracy drills to all-round communication, speaking with confidence, understanding spoken English, reading for meaning, and writing connected text.

Who it's for: learners aged 11-13 who have completed Juniors Foundation or placed at an equivalent working foundation. Leads on to Juniors Fluency.

Learning outcomes

  • Take part in short conversations on familiar topics with growing fluency
  • Understand the main points of slow, clear spoken English
  • Use past and future tenses to talk about events and plans
  • Write a connected paragraph, a story, description, or email
  • Give a short prepared talk on a familiar subject

Curriculum & skills

A balanced four-skills syllabus with a fluency emphasis: extended speaking (role-plays, pair and group tasks, mini-presentations); listening to varied input; expanded grammar (past simple, future forms, comparatives, modals for ability and permission); wider topic vocabulary; paragraph-level writing; and reading short texts for meaning.

Start with504,000 MMK3 payments over 24 weeks · full programme 1,260,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
504,000
40%
2
Week 8
378,000
30%
3
Week 16
378,000
30%
03
Bridge Juniors
Juniors Fluency
Age 13-15 · Stage 3
Duration
30 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Entry
Communication / test

The top stage of the junior pathway, and the longest, a full 30-week year in two parts. Where Communication turned a hesitant beginner into a confident communicator, Fluency takes that solid base and builds real B1 fluency: teenagers who can tell a layered story, explain how something works, weigh two sides and defend a position, and pitch their English to whoever is listening.

Who it's for: teenagers aged 13-15 who have completed Juniors Communication or placed at a solid working A2. Understands a lot, but still speaks in short turns. Completes the junior pathway as a confident B1 user.

Learning outcomes

  • Tell an extended story, moving cleanly between all three past tenses
  • Report what other people said, asked and explained
  • Give, justify and defend an opinion, and rebut another respectfully
  • Draw conclusions from evidence and talk about what might have been
  • Adjust how they speak and write to suit the situation and the listener

Curriculum & skills

A fluency-first syllabus over two parts: Part 1 (12 weeks) finds the voice, with experiences, narrative tenses, comparison, future plans and a first real showcase; Part 2 (18 weeks) turns it outward, with reported speech, the passive, the past perfect, conditionals and deduction, contrast and concession, wishes and regrets, then debate, persuasion, extended narrative, connected speech and register. Every week is one topic and one grammar point across four 90-minute days, with a protected fluency sprint daily.

Start with630,000 MMK3 payments over 30 weeks · full programme 1,575,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
630,000
40%
2
Week 13
472,500
30%
3
Week 22
472,500
30%
02

BA English Programs

Ages 15+

A four-level ladder for general English. The entry level runs 12 weeks; Stages 1 and 2 run 24 weeks and Intensive English runs 30 weeks, all at 6 hours per week, max 15 students, on campus and online. Students are placed by test and interview. Each batch runs its stage straight through in two parts, with a Week 12 Gate and a progress report at the end of Part 1, and students advance on teacher assessment.

01
BA English
Foundation English
Complete Beginner · Pre-A1
Duration
12 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Next
Essential English

The first rung of the BA English ladder, for complete beginners starting from zero. It establishes the alphabet, sounds, survival vocabulary, and essential grammar needed to function in basic everyday situations, with balanced coverage of all four skills.

Who it's for: teens and adults aged 15+ with no prior English. Entry confirmed by placement interview.

Learning outcomes

  • Introduce themselves and exchange basic personal details
  • Use present simple of to be and have, articles, and plurals
  • Understand and use numbers, days, times, and prices
  • Read and write short sentences and complete basic forms
  • Follow and give very simple instructions and directions

Curriculum & skills

Delivered through Bridge Academy's in-house curriculum with even coverage across the four skills: alphabet and pronunciation; survival vocabulary (greetings, numbers, time, shopping, food); present simple and basic question forms; core sentence structure; and everyday listening and speaking practice.

Tuition540,000 MMKPaid in full at enrolment
02
BA English
Essential English
Elementary · A1-A2
Duration
24 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Next
Fluent English

The second rung, for elementary learners building toward independent everyday communication. It consolidates A1 and moves students through A2, with balanced coverage of all four skills, equipping them to handle routine social and practical exchanges.

Who it's for: teens and adults aged 15+ who have completed Foundation English or placed at A1.

Learning outcomes

  • Handle short social exchanges and routine transactions
  • Use present, past, and future tenses across everyday topics
  • Understand the main point in short, clear texts and talk
  • Write short personal messages, emails, and descriptions
  • Talk about past experiences and plans with confidence

Curriculum & skills

In-house curriculum with even four-skills coverage: the core tense system (present simple and continuous, past simple, going to / will); countable and uncountable nouns; comparatives and superlatives; everyday and topic vocabulary; functional language; graded reading and listening; and structured speaking and writing tasks.

Start with432,000 MMK3 payments over 24 weeks · full programme 1,080,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
432,000
40%
2
Week 8
324,000
30%
3
Week 16
324,000
30%
03
BA English
Fluent English
Pre-Intermediate · A2-B1
Duration
24 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Next
Intensive English

The third rung, for pre-intermediate learners crossing the A2 to B1 bridge toward independent use. With a strong emphasis on speaking fluency, it builds the range and confidence to sustain conversation and cope with most situations in travel, work, and study.

Who it's for: teens and adults aged 15+ who have completed Essential English or placed at A2.

Learning outcomes

  • Sustain conversations on familiar and some unfamiliar topics
  • Use a broader grammar range (present perfect, conditionals, modals)
  • Understand the main ideas of clear standard input
  • Write connected text, emails, opinions, and narratives
  • Express and justify opinions; handle travel situations

Curriculum & skills

In-house curriculum with extra weighting on spoken fluency through extended discussion, role-play, and presentation work. Language focus: present perfect vs. past simple; first and second conditionals; modals of obligation and advice; relative clauses; expanded vocabulary and collocations; and longer reading, listening, and paragraph-to-essay writing.

Start with552,000 MMK3 payments over 24 weeks · full programme 1,380,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
552,000
40%
2
Week 8
414,000
30%
3
Week 16
414,000
30%
04
BA English
Intensive English
Intermediate · B1-B2
Duration
30 weeks
Hours
6 hrs / week
Class
Max 15
Mode
Campus & online
Next
IELTS Foundation

The top rung of the BA English ladder, for intermediate learners pushing into upper-intermediate. With a focus on accuracy and advanced communication skills, it develops the precision, range, and fluency needed for academic, professional, and exam-track contexts, a natural feeder into the IELTS programs.

Who it's for: teens and adults aged 15+ who have completed Fluent English or placed at B1.

Learning outcomes

  • Communicate fluently, accurately, and spontaneously on many topics
  • Use complex structures (perfect aspects, all conditionals, passive)
  • Understand extended speech and detailed texts
  • Write clear, structured essays, reports, and formal correspondence
  • Argue a position and follow detailed academic discussion

Curriculum & skills

In-house curriculum balancing grammatical accuracy with advanced communication: mixed conditionals, perfect modals, reported speech, and the full passive range; academic and topic vocabulary; critical reading; note-taking and detailed listening; structured essay and report writing; and debate to sharpen spoken precision.

Start with840,000 MMK3 payments over 30 weeks · full programme 2,100,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
840,000
40%
2
Week 10
630,000
30%
3
Week 20
630,000
30%
03

IELTS Programs

Academic · from B1

A two-stage route to a target Academic IELTS band. Foundation builds format familiarity and closes language gaps; Preparation delivers intensive, band-targeted training with marked feedback and full mock tests.

01
IELTS Programs
IELTS Foundation
Academic · Stage 1
Duration
12 weeks
Hours
90 min × 4 days
Class
Max 8
Mode
Campus
Entry
Minimum B1

A 12-week bridging program for students at a minimum of B1 who are not yet ready for full band-targeted training. It introduces the format and question types of the Academic IELTS test across all four sections, closes core language gaps, and gets students comfortable attempting exam questions.

Who it's for: students at B1 or above (or completing Intensive English), confirmed by placement test and interview. Progresses to IELTS Preparation on reaching the readiness benchmark.

Learning outcomes

  • Recognise the format, timing, and question types of all four sections
  • Apply foundational reading and listening strategies
  • Attempt Writing Task 1 and Task 2 using a basic structure
  • Respond across all three Speaking parts with a framework
  • Identify their own band-level gaps and study priorities

Curriculum & skills

Delivered through in-house materials alongside official Cambridge IELTS practice tests: full orientation to the Academic format; reading and listening question-type strategies; an introduction to Writing Task 1 and Task 2; Speaking Parts 1-3 frameworks; academic vocabulary and high-frequency grammar; and guided practice attempting each question type.

Tuition990,000 MMKPaid in full at enrolment
02
IELTS Programs
IELTS Preparation
Academic · Bands 6.0 / 6.5 / 7.0
Duration
24 weeks
Hours
90 min × 4 days
Class
Max 8
Mode
Campus
Entry
After Foundation

An intensive, band-targeted program for students working toward a specific Academic IELTS score. Classes are organised into target-band tiers, 6.0, 6.5, and 7.0, so training is pitched precisely to each student's goal, combining exam technique, full mock tests, and individual marked feedback.

Who it's for: students who have completed IELTS Foundation or placed into the appropriate target-band tier by test and interview.

Learning outcomes

  • Apply advanced, band-appropriate strategies under timed conditions
  • Write Task 1 and Task 2 essays meeting the target band on all criteria
  • Speak with the fluency and range required across all three parts
  • Manage exam timing and pressure across full practice tests
  • Self-assess against the official band descriptors

Curriculum & skills

Driven by the official band descriptors, using in-house materials and Cambridge practice tests: advanced reading and listening technique; Writing Task 1 and Task 2 trained to band criteria with model answers and individually marked feedback; Speaking practice with feedback on fluency, coherence, and pronunciation; regular full timed mock tests; and refinement of academic vocabulary and complex grammar.

Start with792,000 MMK3 payments over 24 weeks · full programme 1,980,000 MMK
1
On enrolment
792,000
40%
2
Week 8
594,000
30%
3
Week 16
594,000
30%
04

Grammar Track

From age 12 · grammar-first

A two-program track for learners who want grammar taught clearly and directly. One grammar system per week: discovered, explained, drilled, then used about real life. A short online placement test decides where you start.

01
Grammar Track
Grammar Foundation
CEFR A1 → A2 · Program 1
Ages
12–15
Duration
16 weeks · 4 months
Hours
60 min × 4 days (Mon–Thu)
Entry
Grammar placement test

Sixteen weeks that build the engine of English, sentence by sentence, for beginners starting from zero or near-zero. Part 1 assembles the sentence engine: the verb be, articles, possessives, and the present simple. Part 2 adds time and change: the present continuous, the past simple, comparison, and first plans with going to and will.

Who it's for: teens aged 12–15 who want grammar taught explicitly from the start, placed by the Grammar placement test. Graduates continue to Intermediate Grammar.

Learning outcomes

  • Build accurate simple sentences without prompting
  • Ask and answer questions in the present and past
  • Describe routines, places and possessions correctly
  • Tell a simple story about yesterday
  • Compare options and share simple plans

Curriculum & skills

Sixteen weekly grammar systems across two parts, from am/is/are to going to, each taught over a four-day arc: Notice, Rules & Patterns, Practice Lab, and Use It & Check. Auto-scored checkpoint tests at the end of each part confirm the systems are automatic before moving on.

02
Grammar Track
Intermediate Grammar
CEFR A2+ → B1+ · Program 2
Ages
Teens & adults
Duration
20 weeks · 5 months
Hours
4 days a week
Entry
Placement test or Foundation

Twenty weeks from solid basics to the full B1+ toolbox. Part 1 masters the story of time: every perfect tense, past habits, and the future forms. Part 2 adds possibility and voice: both everyday conditionals, modals of deduction, the passive, reported speech, and relative clauses.

Who it's for: open to teens and adults: Grammar Foundation graduates and anyone placed at A2+ or above who wants the intermediate systems taught head-on. Completing the track opens Fluent, Intensive or the IELTS programs.

Learning outcomes

  • Move cleanly between past, perfect and future tenses
  • Tell layered stories with narrative tenses
  • Hypothesise and give advice with conditionals
  • Describe processes with the passive and report what others said
  • Define people, places and things precisely

Curriculum & skills

Twenty weekly grammar systems across two parts, from the two presents to a full mixed review, each on the same four-day arc ending in real production. Auto-scored checkpoint tests at the end of each part, and an exit check that confirms readiness for Fluent, Intensive or the IELTS Track.

Fees

Programs & pricing

2026 rates. Choose a pathway and enrol by stage, with installments on every stage of 24 weeks or more.

Weekday classes run Mon–Thu, 90 minutes each; most programs also offer a weekend track (Sat–Sun, 3 hours). Stages run 24–30 weeks (144–180 hrs); the two entry levels are 12 weeks (72 hrs). Stages of 24 weeks or more are split 40% at enrolment, then 30% and 30% across the whole stage, both parts; entry programs are paid in full at enrolment. All amounts in MMK.

Program
Level
Duration
Total (MMK)
Payment plan
BA English ProgramsAges 15+ · Campus & online · Class 10–15
Foundation EnglishStart
Complete Beginner
12 wk · 72 hrs
540,000MMK
Paid in full
Essential EnglishStage 1
A1–A2
24 wk · 144 hrs
1,080,000MMK
432,000 · 324,000 · 324,00040% / 30% / 30%
Fluent EnglishStage 2
A2–B1
24 wk · 144 hrs
1,380,000MMK
552,000 · 414,000 · 414,00040% / 30% / 30%
Intensive EnglishStage 3
B1–B2
30 wk · 180 hrs
2,100,000MMK
840,000 · 630,000 · 630,00040% / 30% / 30%
IELTS PathwayExam prep · Campus · Max 8 students
IELTS Foundation
B1
12 wk · 72 hrs
990,000MMK
Paid in full
IELTS Preparation
B1+ → band
24 wk · 144 hrs
1,980,000MMK
792,000 · 594,000 · 594,00040% / 30% / 30%
Bridge JuniorsAges 9–15 · Campus & online · Class 10–15
Juniors FoundationStage 1 · Explorer
Explorer
24 wk · 144 hrs
1,160,000MMK
464,000 · 348,000 · 348,00040% / 30% / 30%
Juniors CommunicationStage 2 · Builder
Builder
24 wk · 144 hrs
1,260,000MMK
504,000 · 378,000 · 378,00040% / 30% / 30%
Juniors FluencyStage 3 · Speaker
Speaker
30 wk · 180 hrs
1,575,000MMK
630,000 · 472,500 · 472,50040% / 30% / 30%
Grammar TrackFrom age 12 · Campus · 60-minute lessons
Grammar FoundationProgram 1
A1–A2
16 wk · 64 hrs
600,000MMK
150,000 · 150,000 · 150,000 · 150,00025% / 25% / 25% / 25%
Intermediate GrammarProgram 2
A2+–B1+
20 wk · 80 hrs
950,000MMK
190,000 × 520% × 5

Prices shown are tuition only and current for 2026. Placement is by test and interview. Contact us to confirm start dates and any registration fees.