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The Esports Advocate
Gameplan, an edtech company based in Upsala, Sweden, has introduced a new Unreal Engine 3D Fundamentals Certification program. Developed in collaboration with Epic Games, the initiative aims to provide a standardized credential for students and professionals across various creative and technical fields. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of applications, including game development, animation, virtual production, visual effects for film and television, architecture, engineering, simulation, and interactive media.
The certification is designed to serve as a formal validation of skills, functioning as a capstone for semester-long academic courses or as a recognition of independent study. By offering this credential, Gameplan seeks to support workforce development in sectors increasingly reliant on real-time 3D technology. The program is targeted at both adult learners and students in grade school settings, aligning with the company’s broader mission to provide STEM and competitive gaming education.
Access to the certification is structured to be accessible, with individual vouchers priced at approximately $50 USD. To facilitate broader adoption, Gameplan also provides options for bulk and course-based pricing, alongside information regarding potential funding sources for participants. This launch represents a strategic expansion of the company’s existing educational platform, which already includes resources for esports, game development, and STEM-focused learning.
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