3D Game Design Course for Kids & Teens
Learn games design with our online classes
Become a certified 3D game designer & learn Unreal Engine, the same tool used to design Fortnite & Star Wars games!
With an NCFE accredited qualification!
- Online
- 60 min/week
- 9 to 16 years
When does it run?
Your child will attend an hour long class every week during school terms. You can find the exact day & time on our booking page.
Classes will start in September and finish in July. You can view exact dates by visiting our calendar.
Where does it take place?
Classes will run online with a live tutor where your child will join a small group of like-minded gaming enthusiasts!
Who is it for?
This course is suitable for students 9 to 16 years old. No previous experience required!
Why choose this course?
This course is designed by London's university professors and accredited by the NCFE. You can be certain students will gain true industry skills!
Oh! Did we mention we're the UK's only academy to offer this qualification? 🙂
What does it teach?
Students will learn games development with Unreal Engine, the same tool used to develop games such as Fortnite, Star Wars & Batman!
How do they get certified?
Assessment is coursework based and completed during class hours, with no further exam required!
See the magic of our 3D games design course for kids!
Don’t just play your favourite games – make them!
Have you ever wondered how your favourite games are made? Our 3D Game Design and Development course lets game enthusiasts aged between 9 and 16 learn the tech skills they need to build their very own games.
Join your fellow gaming enthusiasts and learn how to edit existing games or create your own video games. You’ll work with the same tools used to make some of the world’s biggest games, including Fortnite, PUBG, Rocket League, and Borderlands 3.
These video game design courses for kids have been designed by a university lecturer with an extensive background in computer science – so you’ll receive the same quality training as students studying 3D games design courses at colleges and universities…although we like to think ours is a bit more fun!
But don’t just take our word for it. The quality of this 3D game design course for kids has been endorsed by NCFE, a nationally recognised awarding body. And, once you’ve completed the course, you’ll receive an accredited qualification from them. We’re the only provider to offer this qualification – you won’t find it anywhere else.
Oh, and did we mention our prices are incredibly competitive?
Fancy giving a video game design course a try? Book your taster session today!
Your child will...
- 3D Level Design
- Game Physics
- Artificial Intelligence
- Character Design
- User Interface
- Scripting
- 3D Modelling
- Texturing
- Material Design
- Asset Creation
- Concept Design
- Animation
In this course, students will develop their own 3D games, using the same tools and techniques used by professional game design studios.
Students will learn about design processes, such as 3D level design, 3D modelling, texturing & materials, lighting and particle systems. They will also learn programming and scripting for games, such as artificial intelligence, game physics, weapon systems, menus and user interface.
To develop their games, students will be using Unreal Engine, the world’s most powerful game engine used by the world’s biggest game development companies, to design some of the world’s most famous games.
Some examples of the games made with Unreal Engine are:
- Fortnite
- Batman
- Star Wars
- Rocket League
- PUBG
- Gears 5
- Borderlands 3
- Street Fighter 5
- Minecraft Dungeons
- ARK: Survival Evolved
- Final Fantasy 7 Remake
- Dragon Ball FighterZ
Technical skills is a key aspect of this course, and students will learn different elements of designing a 3D game.
Additionally, this course will also improve your child’s soft skills too.
Students are challenged with different tasks, improving their problem solving skills. Your child will be encouraged to have a creative approach and think outside the box.
By completing this course, students will achieve a Level 1 award, an NCFE Accredited Qualification. They will then be able to progress onto Level 2 Certificate and then Level 3 Diploma.
Also, their projects will be seen as a outstanding portfolio piece & considered a great achievement by potential schools, colleges and even employers!
What else is included?
- No Contracts
- Cancel Anytime
- Free catch-up video
- NCFE Accredited Qualification
- Curriculum by university lecturers
- Affordable monthly payments
- Progression to Level 2 & 3
- Small Groups
- Real World Skills
- Soft Skills
- DBS Checked Tutors
- OFSTED Registered
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Customised Qualification accreditation
Our qualifications have been developed to meet the specific needs of our learners and have been accredited by NCFE, demonstrating quality and rigour.
NCFE is an awarding organisation recognised by the qualification regulators for England (Ofqual), Wales (Qualifications Wales) and Northern Ireland (CCEA Regulation). These categories of qualifications are unregulated and not nationally recognised qualifications.
Level in relation to the qualification
Our qualifications have been accredited as a Customised Qualification, and we have benchmarked the qualification’s learning outcomes and assessment criteria at the specified Level mentioned on course descriptions (using a national framework’s level descriptors) to allow you to demonstrate the difficulty and depth of study.
Certification from NCFE:
Upon completing the Customised Qualification, learners will receive a certificate of achievement. The certificate is evidence of the knowledge and skills gained by completing the qualification. These types of qualifications have been accredited by NCFE under the Customised Qualification, and the certificate of achievement will be issued directly by NCFE.
