Learning Portal
Your courses, practical skills and next steps belong together. NextGen is preparing a learning portal alongside Saturday group classes and weekday individual instruction.
Access by invitation. The portal is currently an instructor preview while curriculum and enrollment are prepared. It is hosted separately from this Webador website and currently uses ChatGPT sign-in. New students will need an access invitation and a linked enrollment before they can use their learning record.
Students: your learning journey
Use your student dashboard to see completed class hours, remaining hours, practical skills, grades, instructor feedback and upcoming sessions. Your learning plan shows the expected sessions and weeks remaining at your agreed pace.
Open student portal · Open courses and videos
Student access is not open yet. Once invited, sign in with the email linked to your enrollment. Questions about access? Email info@nextgentradesacademyinc.com.
Instructors: teach, assess and support
The instructor workspace supports student rosters, individual learning plans, attendance and verified teaching hours. Review submitted reflections, record scores, give feedback and assess 36 practical skills across 12 modules.
Keep a history of feedback and reviews, update makeup plans after missed classes, and export records for your files. Lesson text, video links and publication status are managed in the course editor.
Open teacher portal · Open scheduling and roster workspace
Instructor tools require the authorized instructor account. Student sign-in does not grant teacher access.
Courses, videos and completion
The course workspace contains 12 starter lessons with learning goals, reflection questions and supervised practice assignments. Students can save draft responses and submit work for grading after lessons are published.
Video lessons will be added and reviewed by the instructor. Video playback is supported, but no course videos have been added yet. Written starter lessons remain drafts until approved and published.
Missed or excused classes do not count as completed training hours. Course completion requires the assigned hours, passed module work and instructor-observed practical skills. Reading or watching a lesson alone does not demonstrate hands-on competence.
The completion estimate changes with your attendance, weekly schedule and remaining work. It is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed graduation date.