NextGen Learning Hub
For schools & authorities

A single hub for our district's digital learning initiative

Through this portal, class-wise reports, lab attendance, project evidence, photos and videos will gradually be organised in one place. The Google for Education domain, District Administration and school authorities can access all required evidence and documents directly from here.

At a Glance

Why schools & parents choose NextGen

A hybrid model of modern ICT lab facilities, certified trainers and transparent reporting to school authority & district administration.

Students Trained

150+

From multiple schools & batches

Certified ICT Trainers

20+

Coding, robotics, STEM & soft skills

Digital Courses

25+

Age-wise structured learning paths

Completed Projects

300+

Websites, apps, games & robots

Program Pathways

Age-wise learning tracks for every student

From primary school to teenage years — each learner follows a clear learning roadmap.

Digital Starters (Class 3–5)

Typing, basic computer use, safe internet habits and game-based coding in a playful way.

Junior Coders (Class 6–8)

Scratch and block coding, robotics basics, simple apps and game design projects.

Future Innovators (Class 9–10)

Web design, Python, electronics and project-based robotics with competition preparation.

College & Youth Track

Advanced coding, freelancing awareness, portfolio building and digital entrepreneurship.

Digital Skills & Capabilities

25+ core skills every learner develops in the lab

Below is a summary of the core digital skills we teach in our lab. These skills later appear in reports, project files and Google for Education evidence for each learner.

1. Computer & OS Basics

Keyboard and typing skills, file and folder management, basic troubleshooting, printing and device settings for everyday computer use.

2. Safe Internet & Digital Citizenship

Responsible browsing, strong passwords, cyber-safety, online etiquette and understanding digital footprints for safe internet use.

3. Google Workspace Tools

Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms and Calendar — cloud-based work, collaboration, sharing and basic version control.

4. Communication & Collaboration

Gmail basics, video meetings, shared documents, comments and group project coordination — key teamwork skills for the 21st century.

5. Data & Spreadsheet Skills

Basic formulas, charts, attendance logs and small surveys — the first steps towards data literacy.

6. Presentation & Storytelling

Slide design, visual hierarchy, arranging images and text, and practising simple presentations for public speaking confidence.

7. Coding Fundamentals

Block-based coding, algorithmic thinking, loops, conditions and variables — using small games and programs to build problem-solving skills.

8. Web & App Basics

Simple web pages, UI layout, basic HTML/CSS concepts and turning app ideas into small prototypes for future developers.

9. Robotics & Electronics

Sensors, motors, simple circuits and microcontrollers — building small projects to connect logical thinking with real-world applications.

10. Game Design & Logic

Game rules, scoring systems, levels and player experience — combining maths, logic and creativity through game projects.

11. Graphic & Photo Editing

Basic layout, cropping, colour adjustment and simple posters or thumbnails — introductory visual content creation skills.

12. Video Editing & Screen Recording

Cutting clips, adding captions and simple transitions, and producing project demo videos to present their own work.

13. Online Research & Information Skills

Effective searching, recognising trustworthy sources and basic citation — building healthy habits for finding information online.

14. Project Planning & Documentation

Simple project plans, task lists, progress tracking and reflection writing — giving structure and clarity to any ICT project.

15. Portfolio & Showcase Skills

Organising work as screenshots, links and videos to create a digital portfolio — preparing for future higher study and freelancing opportunities.

Explore

Dive into each area of the Hub

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Mission & Vision

Our long-term roadmap to build future-ready, ethical and confident young innovators.

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Growth & Impact

Key numbers, dashboards and reporting structure aligned with government directives.

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Testimonials

Voices of students, parents and school authorities who experienced the journey.

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Campus & Facilities

Digital lab, robotics arena, STEM zone and a safe, monitored learning environment.

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Apply Now

Simple admissions process for new batches, with limited seats and support options.

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Who we serve

Designed for schools, students & guardians

The entire system is designed to support three groups together — schools, students and parents.

For Schools

Lab setup, curriculum, trainer support, reporting dashboards and inspection-ready reports.

For Students

Hands-on projects, competitions, internship inspiration and future career guidance.

For Parents

Progress reports, skill overviews and practical tips for digital wellbeing at home.

Implementation model

How a NextGen Lab runs in your school

A simple four-step model — easy and transparent for school authorities.

Step 1 — Discovery & Planning

Analyse current facilities, map devices, check internet and power readiness and plan batches together with the head teacher.

Step 2 — Lab Setup & Training

Configure devices, set up software and security, integrate Google Workspace and run teacher orientation with a baseline test.

Step 3 — Weekly Classes & Projects

Follow a fixed timetable with project-based classes, online resources, printed learning sheets and regular assessments.

Step 4 — Reporting & Showcase

Monthly reports for school and district, student portfolios, demo days and entries for competitions.

Evidence in Detail

Research-backed outcomes you can verify

Beyond headline numbers, here are deeper indicators schools and authorities can review anytime.

Attendance Consistency

92% session completion rate across blended (lab + online) delivery with automated alerts for drop-offs.

Project Quality Index

Rubric-based scoring on creativity, problem-solving and presentation, tracked monthly for each batch.

Parent Satisfaction

4.6/5 average rating from quarterly parent surveys covering communication, safety and skill growth.

Teacher Readiness

Internal upskilling hours, peer observations and certification milestones for lab instructors.

Device Uptime

97% lab uptime with preventive maintenance logs and rapid replacement SOPs for critical classes.

Safety & Wellbeing

Digital citizenship checklists, safe-search enforcement and wellbeing briefings embedded each month.

What's next

Upcoming bootcamps, challenges and demo days

Join the next wave of hands-on learning experiences and showcases across partner schools.

AI & Automation Sprint

Two-week intensive on no-code AI tools, automation basics and building simple chatbots.

Robotics Mini League

Inter-school robotics matches with scoring on design, obstacle navigation and teamwork.

Cyber Safety Week

Daily micro-lessons on privacy, passwords, phishing spotting and family-friendly internet habits.

Student Portfolio Demo Day

Learners present websites, games and robotics builds to parents, teachers and local leaders.

STEM for Primary

Play-based STEM labs for classes 3–5 with simple circuits, craft robotics and storytelling.

Career Pathway Clinics

Short counseling sessions on ICT careers, freelancing awareness and higher-study roadmaps.

Institution Profile

Who we are & how we are recognized

NextGen Learning Hub operates as a registered education provider focused on ICT, coding and STEM for school-age learners. Below is a concise snapshot of our official details for verification.

Legal identity

Registered education initiative in Gaibandha, Bangladesh. Trade license and education board references available on request.

Physical location

Main lab & admin office: Gaibandha District, Bangladesh. Facility visit and remote verification welcomed.

Administration

Lead administrator: Director, Digital Learning Programs. Oversight for curriculum, safety and compliance.

Evidence readiness

Accreditation letter, MoUs with partner schools, and lab photos/screenshots maintained for audits.

Policies & Safety

Data protection, student safety & acceptable use

We maintain Google Workspace-aligned safety practices for minors, clear privacy guidelines, and acceptable use rules for labs and online tools.

Privacy & data

Student data limited to learning use; stored in secured Google Workspace; retention and deletion honored on request.

Child safety

SafeSearch enforced, moderated classroom tools, and staff supervision during lab and online sessions.

Acceptable use

No unauthorized installs, respectful communication, no sharing of credentials; lab devices monitored.

Third-party tools

Google Workspace for Education as primary suite; supplemental tools vetted for age appropriateness and security.

Verification

Contacts for domain & program validation

Reach the administrative team for documents, facility proof, and any additional evidence required for Google for Education verification.

Primary contact

Admin desk: admin@nextgenlearninghub.com
Phone: +880-1700-000000
Hours: Sun–Thu, 9:00–17:00 (BST)

Documentation

Accreditation letter, trade license, MoUs with partner schools, lab photos, and sample reports available upon request.

Escalation

Director, Digital Learning Programs: director@nextgenlearninghub.com for urgent verification or compliance queries.

Learning in Action

Snapshots from the lab

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Coding Session
Robotics Workshop
STEM Challenge
Presentation

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FAQ

Questions schools often ask us

Do we need a new computer lab?

Not always. Existing labs and devices can often be upgraded and integrated with the NextGen curriculum.

Can sessions run during school hours?

Yes. Classes are timetable-friendly and aligned with the school schedule and local education guidelines.

Is the program exam-focused or skill-focused?

Both. Students gain real practical skills while also receiving support for ICT-related exams and board curriculum.

How do parents see progress?

Through printed reports, WhatsApp summaries and optional Google dashboards for schools that are connected.