GameDEVHQ is now enrolling Canadian residents

Jan 4, 2023

GameDevHQ is now enrolling Canadian residents into the Professional Unity Developers Program.

United States - January 4, 2023 —

The team at GameDevHQ is delighted to confirm enrollment opportunities for Canadian residents. Aspiring game developers and software engineers living in Canada can now join the Professional Unity Developers Program.


The expansion marks an exciting development for GameDevHQ, which prides itself on providing a platform for talented, enthusiastic candidates dreaming of a career in software development and engineering. For those who have ambitions to make it in this ever-growing industry, this is an incredible opportunity to join a fast-growing network of students, peers, staff and instructors and explore amazing jobs.


GameDevHQ offers access to advanced, structured curricula, which enable students to gain the required skills and experience to forge a successful career path in the games industry. Through the targeted exercises, one-to-one coaching and projects that make up the Professional Unity Developer Program, candidates can transition to a career in software development and engineering seamlessly. 


One of the key benefits of the Professional Unity Developers Program is flexibility. Students can study and gain the skills they need to take the next step in their careers while maintaining a full or part-time job. Devoting 1-2 hours to the course per day provides individuals with the skills and knowledge they need to make their career dreams come true. Flexibility makes the course more accessible, enabling more people to benefit. 


The primary aim of the Professional Unity Developers Program is to provide budding software and game developers and engineers with the confidence to get hired and the Unity and C# skills needed to turn a passion into a well-paid job. GameDEVHQ focuses on Unity and C#, the leading tech stack for the games industry and beyond. 


The program is now open to Canadian residents and offers structured curricula geared towards all levels of experience, over 900 hours of coding, daily support from peers, staff and instructors and feedback on completed projects. 


GameDevHQ helps students from a wide range of backgrounds to progress in their careers, providing 1:1 coaching and mentoring, interview preparation and advice, portfolio development and access to private job boards. 


The team at GameDevHQ is proud to support and actively encourage students who want to work in the games industry to follow their dreams. Students who have completed the program work for top companies all over the world. With the help of highly trained instructors and industry experts, around 95% of students get hired within six months.


US and Canadian residents who are interested in finding out more about GameDevHQ and Unity and C# job opportunities can get in touch with the friendly team of advisers. More information is available at https://gamedevhq.com/. 


About GameDevHQ

GameDevHQ uses game development as a gateway to software engineering and development opportunities, offering access to targeted activities, projects and exercises as part of a flexible, accessible curriculum. The Professional Unity Developers Program is now open to Canadian residents looking to gain skills, build confidence and find a job in the games industry. 


Anyone who would like more information about GameDevHQ is encouraged to make use of the following contact details:

Contact Info:
Name: Crystal Coleman
Email: Send Email
Organization: GameDevHQ
Website: https://gamedevhq.com/

Release ID: 89087490

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