LOG IN TO THE THRIVING GAMES SECTOR WITH OUR EXCITING RANGE OF COURSES.
You can study Games Animation courses at Rotherham College (also part of the RNN Group) where you’ll learn from tutors with a broad range of industry experience who are passionate about developing the next generation of digital experts.
As well as gaining the knowledge and tools you’ll need to succeed in the industry, you’ll develop wider transferable skills sought after by employers including problem-solving, creativity and research.
North Notts College also offers courses in Computing and Digital.
You’ll have access to our private computing lab with industry-standard facilities, software and equipment. As well as studying 2D and 3D games animation, concept art and illustrations to gain a competitive edge, you’ll develop traditional creative skills including drawing, character design and concept origination. There are opportunities to participate in visits, exhibitions and events and work placement opportunities available each year. You’ll be encouraged to take an open-minded approach to exploring ideas which challenge and develop creative thinking.
Computing and Digital
Computing Technologies
Games and Animation
Esports
Computing Technologies
Games and Animation
Information and Cyber Security Practices
Esports
Foundation Degree in Games Design
BSc (Hons) in Computing and Systems Development
The computing and digital sector is ideal for those who like to keep up-to-date with the latest technology, are creative thinkers and are passionate about working in an industry which is in high demand.
Software Developers design, build, test, implement and maintain computer programs to meet specifications.
Discuss requirements with clients, take part in design and progress meetings, write and amend computer code, test software and diagnose and fix problems, keep accurate records of the development process, carry out quality checks before release and maintain systems.**
Office settings or a client’s business.
*EMSI 2021 **nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
IT Project Managers oversee the development and installation of computer hardware and software systems.
Speak to the clients to find out their requirements, work to an agreed timescale and budget, coordinate the project team, monitor progress and keep clients informed, solve problems as they arise and provide training to handover the new system.**
Office settings or a client’s business.
*EMSI 2021 **nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
In-demand skills that commonly appear in job descriptions for roles within the computing sector include*:
“I love coming into College to see my friends and develop my skills in video editing. I want to use the skills that I learn at College to work as an IT Technician or to work with video production.”
Hannah Agbontan Level 2 - BTEC Diploma in Creative Media Skills
“I really enjoy coming into College, because I get to socialise with people who have common interests.”
Callum Cuthill Level 1 - Certificate in Construction Skills
“I enjoy coming to College, because I get to work practically in a social environment which will provide me with the qualifications I need as an Electrician”
William Edwards Level 3- Electrotechnical Qualification
