For schools & educators

Something worth bringing into your school.

MyBridge gives young people a structured process for self-discovery — and gives you visibility, oversight, and evidence that it's working.

What you get

Built for facilitators, not just learners.

MyBridge isn't designed to run unsupervised. We believe the best outcomes happen when there's a trusted adult in the loop — someone who knows the student and can support the process.

That's why the platform includes a full facilitator dashboard alongside the learner experience.

Progress tracking

See where every student is in the curriculum — what they've completed, what's next, and how they're engaging.

Safeguarding built in

The AI Learning Guide has crisis and distress detection built in. Facilitators are alerted immediately when a student may need support.

Cohort management

Organise students into groups, assign content, and manage your cohort without complexity.

Measurable outcomes

Pre- and post-course assessment built in. Evidence of engagement and self-knowledge development that you can report on.

The pilot process

How a pilot works.

We're running a small number of pilots now. Here's what the process looks like.

1

Express interest

Fill in the form below. We'll respond within a week to discuss whether MyBridge is the right fit for your school.

2

Scoping conversation

A short call with Glen or Craig to understand your context, students, and what you're hoping to achieve.

3

Pilot design

We work with you to design a pilot that fits your school — the right group size, timeframe, and facilitation approach.

4

Pilot & review

Run the pilot with close support from us. We collect evidence together and review outcomes honestly.

Express pilot interest

Tell us a bit about your school and what you're looking for. We'll be in touch soon.

On student safety

The MyBridge AI Learning Guide is not a free-form chatbot. It operates within a defined curriculum scope, with crisis and distress detection built in. Facilitators are notified immediately if a student's responses raise any concern. Student safety is a design constraint, not an afterthought.