This summer, 15 young people joined Next Step’s Maker Space Summer Camp for a week of creativity, technology and hands-on learning. Held from 20 to 24 July at Next Step’s community center in Budapest, the five-day camp brought together children aged 12-15 to explore the theme of “Smart Cities” through coding, robotics, electronics, digital […]

This spring, Next Step Hungary Association offered the VEX 123 Robotics Workshop, providing children aged 5 to 7 with an engaging introduction to robotics, coding, and problem-solving. Through playful exploration and creative challenges, children discovered the world of robotics using the VEX 123 robot, a child-friendly educational robot that introduces early learners to coding, logical […]

Next Step successfully hosted a VEX GO Robotics Workshop for children aged 9–12 at our community center in the autumn of 2025. Over ten Saturday sessions, the participating children explored coding, engineering, and teamwork through hands-on, project-based learning in a fun and supportive environment. The workshop was built around the theme of recycling and the […]

Next Step Hungary Association is looking for a volunteer video production and editing expert to support girls preparing for the Technovation Girls Competition. Volunteers will help during in-person weekend workshops between March and April 2026, assisting with filming, editing, and storytelling. For more information and to volunteer, please click the link below and complete the […]

Next Step Hungary Association is proud to launch the Girls Coding and Robotics Club, a new initiative designed to empower girls to become confident innovators, real-world problem-solvers, and future leaders in technology. As part of this initiative, participants will join the Technovation Girls Competition, a global program where girls identify a problem, design an app-based […]

We organized our first coding and robotics workshop for this year utilizing LEGO SPIKE Prime Robotics kits for children. This workshop has been fruitful due to our partnership with ECO SPACE which hosted us and their students. The 16 participating children got introduced to STE(A)M through fun, hands-on learning. They learned basic programming using block-based […]