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NextGen Tech Learning offers a wide range of computer programming, robotics, and technology courses, including AP Computer Science A, AP Computer Science P, Java, Python, JavaScript, HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript, and full stack and database programming. Students can take classes in areas such as AI, Machine Learning and LLM Programming, Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking, Data Science, Computer Vision, Introduction to Quantum Computing, Raspberry Pi, Arduino and IoT, VEX and EV3 robotics, VEX IQ Robotics, Raspberry Pi Programming, Drone Programming, and Robotics & Programming: Prepare for Competitions. The program also includes Scratch Programming, Minecraft programming, iPhone/Android Game Design, Unity and Unity 3D Game Programming, Android/iPhone Programming, Arcade Game Programming, Game Programming, Virtual Reality, 3D Design and printing, Digital Design and Web Design, Digital Design, Computer Fundamentals, Web Development and Web Programming (HTML5/CSS3/JS), Coding Apps for Amazon Alexa & Google Home, and a Research/Capstone Project to build a college portfolio.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Office visiting hours for new families and current parents are Tuesday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM, Wednesday 4:30 PM–8:00 PM, Thursday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM, Friday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sunday by appointment only, and closed on Monday.
NextGen Tech Learning was founded in January 2014 and has been offering a wide range of computer programming and technology courses since early 2014. The program states that it was one of the first coding, robotics, and technology schools in the San Francisco Bay Area and one of the first coding, robotics, and tech schools started in the heart of Silicon Valley, and it offers courses for students from 2nd to 12th grade. It describes itself as having the largest selection of computer programming and technology courses offered, with a professionally designed curriculum and a custom curriculum intended to make learning coding and technology an enjoyable and highly creative experience.
The teaching staff consists of subject matter expert professional teachers, with no high school or college students as teachers. The founder and president, Sharad Singhani, graduated from IIT Roorkee and has extensive software industry experience in web, mobile, Java, Python, and database technologies as an engineer and architect, and later in senior management roles at Bay Area technology companies. Sharad founded NextGen Tech Learning in early 2014, and his wife Preeti holds a computer science degree.
NextGen Tech Learning states that its mission is to provide a creative platform for every child going into the next generation to learn coding and technology, to teach students computer science, to show them the possibilities computer science can open up, and to give them a new direction of creativity and productivity. The program offers a complete range of AP Computer Science courses for high school students and includes high school and internship preparation courses such as a Research/Capstone Project to build a college portfolio. It is fully WASC accredited.
Classes and camps are taught in an interactive classroom setting, with no teach-yourself classes, no worksheets, and no pre-recorded video model, and the teaching style is described as transitional, with teacher-led in-person and online classes with personalized attention, blended with student-driven projects and hands-on activities. Classrooms are fully equipped, and laptops, devices, robotic kits, electronic kits, and other hardware and software are provided, and all materials used in class are copyright material of NextGen Tech Learning and may not be shared or reproduced without written permission. NextGen Tech Learning reserves the right to refuse service to anyone under any circumstances it deems necessary.
Parent and student testimonials describe experiences with in-person and online classes, including AP Computer Science support, summer camps, and preparation that students report using in high school and college computer science and engineering programs at schools such as Diablo Vista Middle School, Dougherty Valley High School, Mission San Jose High School, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Plano East High School, Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and Carnegie Mellon University. One testimonial describes the school as “such a blessing to the Fremont community.”
Last updated June 19, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Office visiting hours for new families and current parents are Tuesday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM, Wednesday 4:30 PM–8:00 PM, Thursday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM, Friday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sunday by appointment only, and closed on Monday.
NextGen Tech Learning was founded in January 2014 and has been offering a wide range of computer programming and technology courses since early 2014. The program states that it was one of the first coding, robotics, and technology schools in the San Francisco Bay Area and one of the first coding, robotics, and tech schools started in the heart of Silicon Valley, and it offers courses for students from 2nd to 12th grade. It describes itself as having the largest selection of computer programming and technology courses offered, with a professionally designed curriculum and a custom curriculum intended to make learning coding and technology an enjoyable and highly creative experience.
The teaching staff consists of subject matter expert professional teachers, with no high school or college students as teachers. The founder and president, Sharad Singhani, graduated from IIT Roorkee and has extensive software industry experience in web, mobile, Java, Python, and database technologies as an engineer and architect, and later in senior management roles at Bay Area technology companies. Sharad founded NextGen Tech Learning in early 2014, and his wife Preeti holds a computer science degree.
NextGen Tech Learning states that its mission is to provide a creative platform for every child going into the next generation to learn coding and technology, to teach students computer science, to show them the possibilities computer science can open up, and to give them a new direction of creativity and productivity. The program offers a complete range of AP Computer Science courses for high school students and includes high school and internship preparation courses such as a Research/Capstone Project to build a college portfolio. It is fully WASC accredited.
Classes and camps are taught in an interactive classroom setting, with no teach-yourself classes, no worksheets, and no pre-recorded video model, and the teaching style is described as transitional, with teacher-led in-person and online classes with personalized attention, blended with student-driven projects and hands-on activities. Classrooms are fully equipped, and laptops, devices, robotic kits, electronic kits, and other hardware and software are provided, and all materials used in class are copyright material of NextGen Tech Learning and may not be shared or reproduced without written permission. NextGen Tech Learning reserves the right to refuse service to anyone under any circumstances it deems necessary.
Parent and student testimonials describe experiences with in-person and online classes, including AP Computer Science support, summer camps, and preparation that students report using in high school and college computer science and engineering programs at schools such as Diablo Vista Middle School, Dougherty Valley High School, Mission San Jose High School, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Plano East High School, Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and Carnegie Mellon University. One testimonial describes the school as “such a blessing to the Fremont community.”
Last updated June 19, 2026.
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