Games Careers Week brings a range of organisations together to allow young people to explore the various pathways into games and creative industries.

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16-18

Play Games, Build Careers
01st July |
Game Academy

Play Games, Build Careers
01st July |
Game Academy
Play Games, Build Careers is a free course to help unlock game skills that have real value in the workplace and help…

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18+

Meet the Masters with Escape Studios
07th August | 18:00 to 19:00
Escape Studios

Meet the Masters with Escape Studios
07th August | 18:00 to 19:00
Escape Studios
Escape Studios invites you to their next Meet the Masters online webinar on 10th July with Glyn Fairweather

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DISCOVER

Discover well-paid, exciting and challenging careers in games

Games careers

LEARN

Start making games online or in college

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GET INVOLVED!

Get involved with over 50 online events including:

Career talks
Games studio open events
University careers shows
Careers fair, awards shows and conference
Games development classes
Talks, workshops and exhibitions at the National Videogame Museum
Portfolio pitch events

Expos, Fairs and Shows Discover exciting exhibitions, packed career fairs, accessible expos and award shows for new talent

Learn

Find online courses and institutions teaching games development

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Talks & open days Games developers, studios, courses and lecturers share what it’s like working or studying with them

Careers

Discover key roles, careers Q&A and essential resources

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Support schemes Inspired programmes to support you on your career pathway

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Sponsors & Supporters

We want to give a special thank you to our sponsors and supporters for helping to make GCW a reality.

Sponsors and Supporters

Games Careers Week is a free non-profit event organised by the National Videogame Museum. Made possible with supporter sponsor Boneloaf, and our proud partners: Grads In Games, NextGen Skills Academy, Women In Games and The Sheffield College.

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About the National Videogame Museum

The NVM, explores the history and cultural importance of videogames as well as providing award winning educational programmes. The NVM is governed by the BGI. Registered charity number 1183530.

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