NextGen Learning Hub

Admissions Open

Join the NextGen Transformation

Enrol your child in world-class digital and academic programs. Let them explore the future of learning with confidence. Admission is open for Digital Skills, ICT, Robotics, Coding and K-12 Academic Support.

Limited seats per batch
Ideal for Ages 8–18
Scholarships available*
Apply in 3 simple steps
  1. Fill in the application form with student details.
  2. Our team will call you to confirm batch & schedule.
  3. Complete payment and orientation — classes begin!
Step 1 Start the application form below
Application Form

Tell us about your child

This application form is directly connected to our secure Google Sheet system. Whatever information you submit here will be automatically stored for verification, batch allocation, and admission processing.

Why Apply Now?

Seats fill up fast

Each batch is intentionally kept small so that mentors can give personalised guidance to every learner.

Small Batches

12–18 students per batch, ensuring focused attention and hands-on lab time for each child.

Certified Trainers

Trainers with strong ICT, coding and teaching experience, trained to work with school-age learners.

Scholarships & Support

Need-based support options for deserving students, subject to discussion with guardians and school.

Admission Process

How the admission journey works

All steps can be managed through Google Forms, Google Sheets and call-based confirmation in a clear, trackable workflow.

Step 1 — Online Application

Parents submit basic student information through this form or an integrated Google Form. The data automatically flows into a central Google Sheet.

Step 2 — Phone Verification

Our team calls the guardian to verify details, discuss batch timing and explain program options in clear, simple language.

Step 3 — Batch Allocation

Based on age, class, skill level and schedule, the student is placed into a suitable batch with a fixed timetable.

Step 4 — Payment & Confirmation

Fees can be paid via bank, cash or mobile banking (as per local policy). A digital receipt or Google Sheet entry confirms enrolment.

Step 5 — Orientation Session

Students and parents attend a short orientation where rules, lab safety and program expectations are explained.

Step 6 — Classes Begin

Regular classes start as per schedule, with ongoing communication through SMS/WhatsApp and school coordination.

Program Overview

Duration & commitment (sample structure)

The following durations and structures are sample placeholders — you can update them based on your local policies and pricing.

Digital Literacy (Basic ICT)

Duration: 3 months • 2 classes/week
Ideal for: Class 3–5
Outcome: Typing, basic computer use, safe browsing, Google tools basics.

Coding & Programming

Duration: 4–6 months • 2–3 classes/week
Ideal for: Class 6–10
Outcome: Block coding, basic Python/JavaScript, game & app projects.

Robotics & STEM Lab

Duration: 4 months • 1–2 labs/week
Outcome: Working with sensors, motors, basic circuits and robotics competition prep.

Freelancing Awareness & Skills

Duration: Short bootcamps (1–2 months)
Outcome: Introduction to online work platforms, portfolio ideas and ethical guidelines.

K-12 Academic Support

Duration: Annual / term-wise
Outcome: ICT syllabus support, project guidance and digital presentation skills.

For Parents

How you can support your child

Enrolment is the first step — real impact happens when home and lab work together. Here are a few simple ways you can help.

Respect Lab Days

Keep the scheduled lab days free from other heavy commitments so your child can attend regularly and on time.

Healthy Device Use

Encourage a balance between learning and entertainment. Help your child avoid excessive screen time and focus on purposeful use.

Ask About Their Projects

Talk to your child about what they are building in the lab. Ask them to show you their projects and celebrate their efforts.

Stay Connected With Us

Check WhatsApp, SMS and reports from the centre. Share feedback with the team so we can support your child even better.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do we need our own laptop?

Not compulsory. Lab devices are provided, but students can optionally bring a personal laptop where allowed by school policy.

What language is used in class?

Primarily Bangla with simple English terminology where needed, depending on student comfort and program level.

Can students join from different schools?

Yes. We can run mixed batches with learners from multiple schools, or dedicated batches for one school, depending on location and demand.

Is there any exam?

There are short assessments, quizzes and project evaluations. We focus on skill-based evaluation rather than high-pressure written exams.

Ready to confirm a seat or discuss a custom batch for your school? Our team can help design the perfect NextGen learning path for your child or institution.

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