Free initial Consultation
An online discussion with you and your child to discuss their educational journey, needs, and goals.
Start a conversationOnline support for young people aged 14+
Learning that takes youfrom where you areto where you want to be.
BridgEd Learning helps young people and their families navigate the education and training systems by providing assessment, guidance and practical next steps.
Connecting young people with learning that meets them where they are.
BridgEd Learning supports the educational journeys of young people aged 14+, using a specialised, tailored approach suited to your needs. Whether it's re-engaging with school, moving to home education, or considering future training or careers, BridgEd works around your timetable and individualises your learning pathway. We take time to understand each person's needs and skills, carefully considering different factors to build capability and help your family make informed decisions about what comes next.
How it works
A clear process, one step at a time.
Each young person is different. We connect detailed assessment, collaborative discussion, and individualised support to help your child achieve their goals.
Educational Assessment
A comprehensive online literacy and numeracy assessment to identify strengths, areas for development and help us tailor our approach.
Results and Pathways
A collaborative discussion connecting our assessment results and previous discussions to plan the right pathway for your child.
Ongoing Support
Online tutoring and/or guidance shaped around your child's schedule and learning style.
External liaison
We connect you with external support as desired to facilitate further education, training, or career provision.
Services
Practical educational support.
Learning assessment
A clearer picture of current literacy and numeracy skills, strengths and areas for development.
Individual tutoring
Calm, purposeful teaching that meets your child where they are and builds confidence step by step.
Pathway guidance
Practical, individualised support around next steps, including education, training, and career options.
Provider liaison
Collaboration with education, training or career providers to help your child reach their goals.
BridgEd Learning provides educational services. It does not provide psychological, medical or diagnostic assessment.
About BridgEd Learning
Helping young people with education, re-engagement and communication with providers.
BridgEd Learning is owned and directed by Navit Shchigel, an Australian educator with 20 years of experience across secondary, vocational and post-secondary education.
Navit’s experience includes school management, teaching and program coordination in special assistance schools. In these roles, she developed individualised learning, wellbeing and re-engagement programs, as well as whole-school frameworks. She worked closely with young people, families, schools, training providers, universities and community services.
During Navit’s time working in education, one of the issues that concerned her most was that some young people finished school without a clear pathway forward. They did not understand their options, schools were often unable to provide a personalised pathway, and they left without recognised qualifications. Navit is passionate about ensuring that every young person receives recognition for their abilities and guidance towards a post-school pathway.
Her experience and understanding of education systems enable her to liaise between education providers and families, and support a young person’s transition from, or re-engagement with, school when appropriate. This informs a practical approach that considers assessment information alongside each young person’s circumstances, interests, goals and level of engagement.
Safeguarding & privacy
Our policies
The complete Child Safeguarding Statement and Privacy Policy are available as a downloadable document.
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Not sure how to get there?
Start with a free online conversation. It gives the young person and parent/carer an opportunity to explain where things are now, ask questions and consider what the next step could be.