About NextGen Engineers Academy
Mission and Vision
At NextGen Engineers Academy, our mission is to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world engineering. We believe students learn best by building, testing, creating, and solving real problems through hands-on experiences inspired by the engineering industry.
Our programs are designed to introduce students to the fields of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Robotics Systems through project-based learning and practical engineering concepts. Students develop not only technical skills, but also teamwork, creativity, problem-solving, and presentation confidence; skills that are essential in real engineering environments.
In addition to our long-term engineering programs, NGEA also offers weekend workshops and camps for students of different age groups. These workshops provide exciting opportunities for students to explore engineering through fun, interactive projects in electronics, robotics, and design.
Our Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Robotics programs are structured as dedicated learning tracks held during the week, allowing students to progressively build their knowledge and gain deeper exposure to real engineering workflows and systems.
At NGEA, we are building more than workshops and classes, we are building a pathway for the next generation of engineers, innovators, and future industry leaders.
Engineering programs & workshops
Workshops & Camps
Weekend engineering workshops and seasonal camps where students build exciting hands-on projects in a fun team environment.
Electrical Engineering
Hands-on learning focused on electronics, circuits, Arduino systems, soldering, and real engineering concepts.
Mechanical Engineering
Project-based learning introducing CAD design, prototyping, mechanical systems, and engineering creativity.
Robotics Systems
Interactive robotics programs where students assemble, wire, test, and explore programmable robotic systems.
what makes ngea different
Why Choose NextGen Engineers Academy?
At NGEA, students go beyond traditional classroom learning by building real engineering projects inspired by industry workflows in electronics, robotics, and mechanical systems.
Industry Inspired Learning
Our programs are designed to introduce students to how engineering works in real-world environments through practical design, problem-solving, testing, and system integration experiences.
Hands-On Project Experience
Students actively build, wire, assemble, prototype, and test engineering projects while learning core technical concepts through direct hands-on experience.
Small Group Learning Environment
We focus on maintaining small workshop and program sizes to provide students with individualized guidance, mentorship, and a more engaging learning experience.
Teamwork & Presentation Skills
In addition to technical development, students strengthen communication, collaboration, and presentation confidence by working in teams and presenting their engineering projects.
faq
What age groups does NGEA support?
NGEA offers weekend engineering workshops and camps for elementary, middle school, and high school students.
Our weekday Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Robotics Systems programs are designed specifically for high school students who want deeper exposure to real world engineering fields before choosing a college major or career pathway. These programs are intended to help students better understand how engineering works in industry environments and make more informed decisions about their future academic and professional goals.
Do students need prior engineering experience?
No prior experience is required for most beginner workshops. If a workshop or program requires previous experience or specific technical knowledge, it will be clearly mentioned in the workshop description. Programs are designed to support different experience levels and learning backgrounds.
What do students build in the workshops?
Students work on hands-on engineering projects involving electronics, robotics, mechanical systems, circuits, and design-based activities.
Are the workshops hands-on?
Yes. Students actively build, wire, assemble, test, and present engineering projects during workshops and programs.
Where are the workshops held?
Workshops are currently planned to be held in the Glendale, California area. Final location details and workshop address information will be provided during registration and confirmation.
Are workshop materials included?
Yes. Required workshop materials and project components are included unless otherwise specified.
How many students are in each workshop?
NGEA focuses on small group learning environments to provide students with more individualized guidance, mentorship, and hands-on support throughout each project. Most workshops are expected to be limited to approximately 4 to 8 students per session.
How do I register?
Students or parents can register through the Registration page on the website. Please click the registration link below to view upcoming workshops, schedules, and available sessions.
If preferred, you may also contact Vedi directly for registration assistance and workshop availability. If spots are still available, registration can also be completed over the phone.
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