FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About NextGen Makers
Find answers about our robotics, coding and STEM classes, trial class, programs, schedules, branches, fees and learning outcomes.
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Ages 4-18
Robotics
Coding
STEM
Guided STEM learning
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General
General FAQ
5 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
What is NextGen Makers Robotics Academy?
NextGen Makers Robotics Academy is a robotics, coding and STEM education academy for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18. Students learn through structured hands-on projects such as robots, Scratch, Arduino, IoT, websites, apps and games.
What makes NextGen Makers different from other robotics classes?
NextGen Makers uses self-developed modules, hands-on project-based learning and a complete age pathway from beginner robotics to advanced coding, IoT and digital product development.
Is NextGen Makers only a robotics class?
No. NextGen Makers covers robotics, coding, STEM, Arduino, electronics, IoT, automation, web design, app development and game development.
What age group can join NextGen Makers?
NextGen Makers programs are designed for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18, with different programs matched to age and readiness.
Is NextGen Makers suitable for beginners?
Yes. Beginners can start with age-appropriate activities. Younger children begin with play-based robotics and simple coding, while older students can start at a suitable level based on readiness.
Programs
Program FAQ
9 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
What programs does NextGen Makers offer?
NextGen Makers offers Little Maker, Junior Maker, Young Coder, Young Innovator, Senior Innovator, Senior Coder and NextGen Genius.
Which program is suitable for children aged 4 to 5?
Little Maker is suitable for children aged 4 to 5. It focuses on play-based robotics, coding robot activities, motorized building and early STEM exposure.
Which program is suitable for children aged 6 to 9?
Junior Maker is suitable for children aged 6 to 9. It focuses on ScratchJr, Scratch, animation, games, DIY STEM and creative coding activities.
Which program is suitable for children aged 10 and above?
Young Coder is suitable for students aged 10 and above. It introduces Arduino programming, electronics, robotics and engineering-style projects.
Which program is suitable for teenagers aged 13 and above?
Young Innovator is suitable for teenagers aged 13 and above. It focuses on C++ programming, Arduino development, automation and functional prototype creation.
Which program is suitable for teenagers aged 15 and above?
Senior Innovator is suitable for teenagers aged 15 and above. It focuses on IoT, smart systems, sensors, cloud connectivity and automation.
Which program is suitable for teenagers aged 16 and above?
Senior Coder is suitable for teenagers aged 16 and above. It focuses on web design, app development, game development and digital product creation.
What is NextGen Genius?
NextGen Genius is an adaptive robotics and STEM learning program for children with special needs. It focuses on confidence, interaction, engagement and suitable hands-on activities.
Is NextGen Genius a therapy program?
No. NextGen Genius is not a therapy program. It is an adaptive robotics and STEM enrichment program designed to support suitable learning experiences.
Trial Class
Trial Class FAQ
10 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
Does NextGen Makers offer trial classes?
Yes. Parents can book a trial class before enrolling. The trial helps identify a suitable starting point for the child.
How much is the trial class?
The trial class fee is RM99.
How long is the trial class?
The trial class is 1 hour.
What happens during the trial class?
Students are introduced to an age-appropriate robotics, coding or STEM activity. The activity may vary depending on the child's age, readiness and suitable program pathway.
Can beginners join the trial class?
Yes. Beginners are welcome. Students do not need previous robotics or coding experience to join a trial class.
Do parents need to choose the program before booking a trial class?
No. Parents can share the child's age and interest. Our team can recommend a suitable program level after understanding the child's readiness.
How do I book a trial class?
You can book a trial class by contacting NextGen Makers through WhatsApp at 011-5662 0871.
What information should I share when booking a trial class?
Please share your child's name, age, preferred branch, preferred day or time and any previous robotics or coding experience.
Is the trial class available on weekends?
Weekend trial slots may be available depending on branch schedule and slot availability.
Are morning and afternoon slots available?
Morning, afternoon or evening slots may be available depending on the selected branch schedule.
Schedule
Class Schedule & Structure FAQ
6 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
How often are the regular classes?
Regular classes are conducted 4 times per month.
How long is each class?
Each class is 1 hour.
Are classes available on weekdays and weekends?
Yes, weekday and weekend slots may be available depending on branch schedule.
Are morning and afternoon/evening slots available?
Yes, morning and afternoon or evening slots may be available depending on the selected branch.
Are all programs available at every branch?
Program availability may vary depending on branch schedule, student level and slot availability. Parents should check with our team before booking.
How do I check the latest class schedule?
You can WhatsApp NextGen Makers at 011-5662 0871 to check the latest class schedule for your preferred branch.
Fees
Fees FAQ
3 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
Is the full program fee published on the website?
The full program fee is not published directly on the website. Parents can contact our team to check the latest fee based on the selected program and branch.
Why is the full program fee not listed?
Program fees may depend on program level, branch schedule and current class arrangement. Our team will provide accurate information during enquiry.
Is the trial class fee published?
Yes. The trial class fee is RM99.
Locations
Location FAQ
7 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
Where is NextGen Makers located?
NextGen Makers has active branches in MTDC Shah Alam, Bandar Puteri Bangi, Puncak Alam, Seksyen 7 Shah Alam, Seksyen 13 Shah Alam, Cyberjaya and Bandar Baru Selayang.
Which branch is suitable if I stay in Shah Alam?
Families around Shah Alam may consider MTDC Shah Alam, Seksyen 7 Shah Alam or Seksyen 13 Shah Alam, depending on the preferred schedule and route.
Which branch is suitable if I stay in Bangi or Kajang?
Families around Bangi or Kajang may consider the Bandar Puteri Bangi branch.
Which branch is suitable if I stay in Cyberjaya or Putrajaya?
Families around Cyberjaya or Putrajaya may consider the Cyberjaya branch.
Which branch is suitable if I stay in Puncak Alam?
Families around Puncak Alam may consider the Puncak Alam branch.
Which branch is suitable if I stay in Selayang?
Families around Selayang may consider the Bandar Baru Selayang branch.
Can I choose any branch for trial class?
Yes. Parents can choose the preferred branch, subject to trial class schedule and slot availability.
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcome FAQ
6 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
What will my child learn at NextGen Makers?
Your child can learn robotics, coding, STEM thinking, Scratch, Arduino, electronics, IoT, automation, web design, app development, game development and project presentation skills depending on the program.
What skills can my child develop?
Students can develop problem-solving, creativity, logical thinking, communication, confidence, teamwork, technical understanding and project ownership.
Will my child build real projects?
Yes. Students learn through hands-on projects such as robots, animations, games, Arduino builds, IoT systems, websites, apps and digital products.
Will parents receive progress updates?
Progress sharing may depend on class arrangement and branch communication. Parents can ask the team for updates on their child's progress.
Does NextGen Makers provide certificates?
Certificates may be provided depending on the program, event, showcase or collaboration format.
Does NextGen Makers have student showcase opportunities?
Yes. NextGen Spark is a student project showcase platform where students can present robotics, coding, STEM and digital projects.
Tools
Tools & Technology FAQ
7 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
What tools or kits are used in NextGen Makers programs?
Students may use coding robots, LEGO WeDo-style activities, Scratch, Arduino, sensors, motors, electronics components, IoT tools, web tools and digital creation platforms depending on program level.
Does my child need to bring their own robotics kit?
Usually students do not need to bring their own robotics kit for standard classes unless informed by the branch team.
Does my child need a laptop?
Laptop requirements may depend on program level and activity type. Parents can check with the team before class.
Does NextGen Makers teach Scratch?
Yes. Scratch and creative coding are part of suitable programs such as Junior Maker.
Does NextGen Makers teach Arduino?
Yes. Arduino, electronics and robotics projects are part of programs such as Young Coder and Young Innovator.
Does NextGen Makers teach IoT?
Yes. IoT, smart systems and automation are part of Senior Innovator.
Does NextGen Makers teach web design, app development and game development?
Yes. Senior Coder focuses on web design, app development, game development and digital product creation.
NextGen Genius
Special Needs FAQ
4 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
Does NextGen Makers offer robotics for children with special needs?
Yes. NextGen Genius offers adaptive robotics and STEM enrichment for suitable children with special needs.
What does NextGen Genius focus on?
NextGen Genius focuses on adaptive robotics, STEM engagement, confidence, interaction, simple problem-solving and suitable hands-on activities.
How do I know if NextGen Genius is suitable for my child?
Parents can contact NextGen Makers to share the child's age, needs, learning readiness and goals. Our team can advise whether the program may be suitable.
What if my child needs more support?
Please inform our team about your child's support needs before booking. Suitability depends on the child, activity format and available facilitation arrangement.
Collaboration
Collaboration FAQ
4 common questions answered clearly for parents and partners.
Does NextGen Makers collaborate with schools?
Yes. NextGen Makers can collaborate with schools for robotics workshops, coding workshops, STEM activities, enrichment programs, showcases and events.
Does NextGen Makers collaborate with NGOs or corporate CSR teams?
Yes. NextGen Makers can work with NGOs, community organizations and corporate CSR teams for future skills and STEM outreach programs.
Can NextGen Makers run a STEM workshop at our school or event?
Yes. We can discuss a suitable STEM, robotics or coding workshop based on participant age, number of students, venue and objective.
How do I discuss collaboration?
You can contact NextGen Makers through WhatsApp or email and share your organization name, objective, target participants, preferred date, location and expected program format.
Still Not Sure?
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Ask our team or book a trial class.
Share your child's age, preferred branch and question. Our team will help you check the suitable program, available schedule and trial class slot.