"Games shouldn't only be fun. They should teach or spark an interest in other things."
- Hideo Kojima, Game Designer and Creator of the Metal Gear series
Student Game Showcase
Explore the creativity and progress of our learners through a collection of games they’ve built from the ground up. From simple mechanics to fully interactive experiences, each project reflects their growing skills in coding, problem-solving, and game design.
Career Opportunities
Game Developer
Game programmers are responsible for writing the code that brings a game to life. They develop core systems such as player controls, game mechanics, and interactions, ensuring everything runs smoothly. This role requires strong problem-solving skills and a solid foundation in programming languages.
Game Designer
Gameplay developers focus on how a game feels and plays. They code the mechanics, rules, and features that shape the player’s experience, working closely with designers to turn ideas into interactive elements. It’s a balance of creativity and technical skill.
3D Modeller
Technical designers bridge the gap between design and programming. They use scripting and coding to implement game features, fine-tune gameplay systems, and ensure that creative ideas function properly within the game. This role is ideal for those who enjoy both design thinking and coding.
Levels 1–3: Building Foundations
BEGINNER
Start strong by developing essential digital skills and confidence through guided, hands-on learning.
Understand core concepts across coding, design, and problem-solving.
Create simple projects using beginner-friendly tools.
Level up with EZA
Our structured learning pathway is designed to guide students from foundational concepts to advanced, real-world applications. Each level builds on the last, developing technical skills, creativity, and confidence—so learners don’t just understand technology, they learn how to create with it.
Levels 4–6: Grow and Explore
INTERMEDIATE
Expand your abilities by tackling more complex projects and exploring different areas of technology.
Apply skills to build more advanced, interactive projects.
Develop logical thinking and creative problem-solving techniques
Levels 7–9: Master and Create
ADVANCED
Refine your expertise and bring ideas to life through high-level projects that showcase your skills.
Work with advanced tools, techniques, and workflows.
Plan, build, and present polished, real-world projects.
GAME DEV
Students start with Scratch and Roblox to learn coding and game design, then advance to building games with advanced scripting, UI/UX, and monetization - leveraging industry tools Roblox Studio & Unity to create portfolio-ready projects.
AGES:
9 - 18
LEVELS:
11 LEVELS
Suitable for those who want to:
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Explore Coding
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Acquire Core GameDev Skills
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Learn Unity & Roblox Studio
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Build, design, publish, & monetize games
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