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Problem-Solving
Olympiad

With no rules given, teams collaborate to form and test their assumptions, strategize, and adapt to solve problems
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11-14 years old Teams of 5

Online game-based learning experience

World class judges to be announced
Power skills

FUTURE-CRITICAL SKILLS

Team problem-solving is the most effective way to develop Power Skills

In complex environments with novel challenges, students practice the Power Skills needed to thrive in school, work, and life

Our methodology

We’ve developed learning experiences
that simulate the complexity of real-world challenges
Complex challenges

Our program simulates the complex environments and novel situations our students experience in their real lives. Each challenge provides a platform to experiment, test assumptions, and adapt strategies.

Live coaching
Game Masters use structured yet open-ended questioning to guide students in their learning journey. This approach helps students plan, execute, and evaluate their strategies and thought process.
Teamwork

Students embrace their diverse abilities, utilizing individual strengths to solve problems. They learn to communicate, collaborate, and how to lead by alternating between teaching and learning roles.

Scientific & expert team

Developed by experts in innovative education and child psychology

Kurt
Pr. Kurt Squire
Game-Based Learning Expert

Professor @University of
California, Irvine

Vanna
Dr. Vanna Cotzia
Educational & 
Child Psychology Expert

Doctorate @UCL & Birbeck

Mike
Mike Beall
Head of Game Design

15+ yrs Educ. Game Design

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Dr. Jennifer Groff
Innovative Education & Game-based Assessment expert

Phd @MIT

Shobhana
Shobhana Bhushan, M.Ed.
Learning & Facilitation Lead

MEd Curriculum & Pedagogy @University Toronto

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Your Experience Awaits

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$ 199

Virtual Access

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$ 599

VIP Access

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$ 399

All Access

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“We know that skills like leadership, creativity, and decision making are never going out of fashion. In fact, as more of work involves technology, these kinds of skills only become more important. That’s why we’re so excited about what our students are learning with NXTLVL.”

Meghan Freeman
CEO, Elite Academy

BENEFITS & AWARDS

Win the Problem-Solving Champions’ award and Power Skills awards

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Registration
now open

Registration closes on April 26th

YOU MAY NEED TO KNOW

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a school team participate from a physical classroom?

Yes, you can participate in the online Olympiad matches from a physical classroom. This may even have a positive effect on team dynamics.

Our tech team will ensure that tour school is well-prepared for the event.

Should all students be from the same grade?

No, the teams can consist of students from different grades as long as they are between 11 and 14 years old.

Will someone supervise each online match?

Yes, there will be a GAME MASTER, either a teacher or a child psychologist, in each online match to ensure that the competition rules are being adhered to and to provide guidance to teams during their challenges.

Does a school team need to train before the event?

Training before the event is not a prerequisite, although schools that follow our training programs are more likely to manage the challenges in the competition more effectively.

How do you define the winner?

The competition will have three phases: qualifiers, semi-finals, and finals. In each phase, four or five teams, each consisting of five members, will play several rounds in the same game environment.

Teams will be scored and ranked based on their finishing position in each round. The teams with the highest cumulative score from the individual rounds will move on to the next phase. Similarly, the team with the highest score in the final will be the winner of the Champion's Award.

Judges will also conduct a qualitative evaluation during the semi-finals and finals based on specific criteria we will share soon. Using this evaluation, we will award six additional Power Skills Awards for communication, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, resilience, and emotional intelligence.

Should our students be gamers?

No, the participating students do not need to be gamers. Our game-based learning experience is designed to be inclusive and empower the unique characteristics and power skills of each student and team.

Will there be an onboarding process for our school?

We will conduct a setup session with each participating school for their official teams to understand how a NXTLVL session operates and ensure everything is set up before the event day.

Is participation for free?

Participation is free for your first team, and $500 per additional team.