Esports is organised, competitive, human-versus-human video-gaming where people play against each other online and at live spectator events.
Esports is extremely popular worldwide, and there is a significant established and growing industry. Increasingly more people are finding lucrative and fulfilling work in this sector.
By 2024, the Esports market is estimated to be worth £1.4 billion. Find out how you can become part of this fast growing industry.
During the first year, you will be learning the following modules:
You need to have 5 or more GCSEs at grades 9-4 including English Language and Maths. For those progressing from a level 2 vocational qualification you must gain a merit or distinction grade.
Upon completion of the 2nd year, you can progress to higher education on an Esports BSc degree or other relevant degree courses. Alternatively, you can go to employment as a player or junior event or broadcast technician
As the industry continues to grow around the world, more jobs and career pathways are being created in Esport, creating a demand for people with specific skills. As above the focus from the NCC course is technical, but below are some of the kinds of roles available in the Esports industry:
For more information about Esports and the opportunities available, see Rumble Esports and College of Esports.
