E-sports

You’ll be working with the finest, competition-grade equipment, in classrooms that are designed to facilitate the learning and growth of esports players. You will study seven units in Year 1 and eight units in Year 2 from the following: Esports Industry Knowledge, Esports Tournament Organisation, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship, Esports Skills, Strategy and Analysis, Health, Wellbeing and Fitness for Esports Players, Esports Events, Live-Streamed Broadcasting, Producing an Esports Brand, Shoutcasting, Esports Coaching, Psychology for Esports Performance, Nutrition for Esports Performance, Ethical and Current Issues in esports, Launching your Esports Enterprise, Business Applications of esports in Social Media, Corporate Social Responsibility in Sport, Sports and Esports Law and Legislation, Customer Immersion Experiences, Video Production, Games Design.

The course is assessed through coursework which takes the form of assignments and hands on production. Assessment will occur continually throughout the programme. You will have unit assignments to complete and will be assessed on your practical ability and application of theory. You will also have assessments and written assignments that will need to be delivered to a deadline, as well as oral presentations, professional discussions and group work. Each individual unit and the full award are graded at Pass, Merit or Distinction.

The primary focus of this qualification is to progress to employment across a range of roles within esports, but it might also be taken alongside other vocational qualifications or A Levels. Jobs that are available in these areas include: Esports player, Team Coach, Social Media Influencer and Data Analyst

This qualification attracts UCAS Tariff points and is recognised by higher-education providers as contributing to entry requirements for many related courses. When combined in a two-year, full-time study programme with other qualifications, such as A Levels or a relevant Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, learners can progress to higher-education degree programmes, such as a BA (Hons) in Events Management, BA (Hons) in Media, or a BA (Hons) in Esports.

This qualification attracts UCAS Tariff points and is recognised by higher-education providers as contributing to entry requirements for many related courses. When combined in a two-year, full-time study programme with other qualifications, such as A Levels or a relevant Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, learners can progress to higher-education degree programmes, such as a BA (Hons) in Events Management, BA (Hons) in Media, or a BA (Hons) in Esports.

This qualification attracts UCAS Tariff points and is recognised by higher-education providers as contributing to entry requirements for many related courses. When combined in a two-year, full-time study programme with other qualifications, such as A Levels or a relevant Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, learners can progress to higher-education degree programmes, such as a BA (Hons) in Events Management, BA (Hons) in Media, or a BA (Hons) in Esports.

This qualification attracts UCAS Tariff points and is recognised by higher-education providers as contributing to entry requirements for many related courses. When combined in a two-year, full-time study programme with other qualifications, such as A Levels or a relevant Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, learners can progress to higher-education degree programmes, such as a BA (Hons) in Events Management, BA (Hons) in Media, or a BA (Hons) in Esports.

This qualification attracts UCAS Tariff points and is recognised by higher-education providers as contributing to entry requirements for many related courses. When combined in a two-year, full-time study programme with other qualifications, such as A Levels or a relevant Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma, learners can progress to higher-education degree programmes, such as a BA (Hons) in Events Management, BA (Hons) in Media, or a BA (Hons) in Esports.