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ESports UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma

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Getting Ahead

Creative Media and Production Technology - ESports UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma a at South Downs Campus

Welcome to Esports, here you’ll get a better understanding of how the esports and gaming industry works. You’ll get the tools and resources needed to succeed within a rapidly growing and thriving industry. This course covers elements of media, business studies, sports, psychology and much more!  Esports students will be prioritised for participation in the British Esports Association championships and will take part in other subject-specific collaborations with professional players, coaches, shoutcasters, etc. during lessons. 

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  • Make a poster displaying all the roles you know of within the esports industry (you can do this by hand or using tools such as canva.com) 
  • Using your own words, Include a brief description of the roles and responsibilities of each role (some resources to help you are listed below) 
  • Give examples of industry professionals in each role where possible and list some of their achievements (if applicable) 

Types of Esports jobs 

Esports Careers Explained 

The British Esports Association podcast 

 

In recent years League of Legends has drawn more viewers than the Super Bowl or NBA finals which puts it among some of the largest sporting events in history. 

Resources

Meet your Lecturers

  • Rhys Williams

  • David Cook

  • Will Chandler

  • Sarah Parsons

We look forward to seeing you soon!

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