The Project
Bridge Training is an educational platform dedicated to bridge, designed to facilitate learning and teaching through exercises that can be played directly online.
Its ambition is to allow players to progress through practice, and to provide teachers with simple and effective tools to illustrate their lessons, offer targeted training, and share educational content through a simple link, without installation or technical constraints for students.
A Pedagogical Approach Based on Practice
Bridge Training is based on a strong conviction: bridge is learned above all by playing.
Deals can be played against three artificial intelligences, under realistic conditions, with the ability to:
- go back,
- replay a sequence,
- test different lines of play.
The platform is designed as a complement to in-person teaching, not as a substitute. It extends the lesson, facilitates training between sessions, and helps reinforce technical concepts through practice.
A Collaborative Platform
Bridge Training is part of a logic of sharing and pooling educational content.
Teachers can create their own deals, use them with their students, and, if they wish, share them with other teachers.
A common library allows reusing and enriching existing resources, in a collaborative approach aimed at valuing pedagogical work and avoiding unnecessary duplication.
A Transparent Economic Model
The platform is free for players and teachers for its essential features.
Its operation is based on:
- voluntarily limited advertising,
- donations from users who wish to support the project.
Bridge Training is developed and operated by Bridge for Good, a company whose purpose is to design and distribute digital tools dedicated to learning bridge, with a focus on educational utility, economic sustainability, and sustainable development of the game.
No personal data is resold.
A Project Within an Institutional Framework
Bridge Training operates within a recognized institutional framework.
The platform has official agreements with:
- the French Bridge Federation, for the creation and distribution of educational content,
- the World Bridge Federation, particularly for providing the Petit Bridge program without advertising.
It is also used as an educational support by certain national or regional federations, such as the Catalan Bridge Federation, as well as in training courses offered on the M@gistère platform of the French Ministry of National Education.
Who Is the Platform For?
Bridge Training is aimed at:
- bridge teachers, in clubs, schools, or training programs,
- players, from beginners to advanced,
- organizations wishing to offer a modern, simple, and immediately usable educational support.
A Project Designed by a Teacher for Teachers
The platform was designed by Jean-Pierre Desmoulins, a teacher and committed advocate for the development of bridge, with the desire to provide the community with useful, accessible, and sustainable educational tools.
For any additional questions, you can consult the FAQ, the Terms of Use, or support the project via the Donate page.