Collaboration & Careers
Partnering to Power the Future of STEM
At NextGen Makers, we don’t just teach; we build a community. We offer unique opportunities for university students to kickstart their professional journeys and for institutions to bring world-class robotics experiences to their students.
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Launch your career as a Facilitator Intern to gain hands-on experience or partner with us to bring specialized robotics events to your school or institution.
The Partnership & Growth Path
We’ve structured our outreach into three clear levels of engagement:
Institutional Collaboration
We partner with schools, colleges, and private institutions to bring robotics and coding events to their doorsteps. Whether it’s a one-day workshop or a large-scale STEM carnival, we provide the kits, the curriculum, and the expertise.
- The Goal: To help institutions host high-impact tech events without the need for their own specialized equipment.
Event Leadership & Management
For our collaborators and senior interns, we provide the platform to lead. This level focuses on the “behind-the-scenes” of STEM—planning, organizing, and executing large-scale robotics competitions like NextGen Spark.
- The Goal: Mastering the logistics of technical events and project coordination.
Professional Facilitator (Fasi) Program
Our flagship internship program focuses on the art of teaching. As a “NextGen Fasi,” you are on the frontline, guiding kids and teens through complex builds and coding logic.
- The Focus: Developing communication skills, classroom management, and technical mentorship.
Professional Impact & Skill Pillars
Whether you are an intern or a partner, our collaboration is built on these 6 core professional competencies
Instructional Leadership
Mastering the ability to facilitate (Fasi) and teach complex robotics concepts to students aged 4 to 17.
Event Management
Gaining hands-on experience in planning, handling, and executing large-scale STEM events and competitions.
Public Communication
Developing the confidence to speak in front of large groups, schools, and parents during workshops and showcases.
Technical Project Handling
Taking full responsibility for a project’s lifecycle—from initial setup and kit maintenance to final student output.
Community Impact
Understanding how to tailor STEM activities for diverse groups, including schools and special needs communities.
Operational Excellence
Learning the "business of STEM"—managing resources, schedules, and team dynamics in a professional academy setting.
Opportunities for You !
Join us as a Facilitator Intern to gain hands-on experience or partner with us to bring specialized robotics events to your school or institution.