ABOUT THIS COURSE
With the rising demand for game development skills across industries, the Game Development Bootcamp offered in collaboration with Circuit Stream, was designed to prepare students with the skills, portfolio and professional network needed to launch a career in the game industry.
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
Students learn game development foundations through a dynamic curriculum based on the Unity game engine and C# programming. Classes will dive deep into game development including topics like optimization, rendering, game states, databases, agile methodology, Unity APIs, Git, and more.
Learners take their new skills to the next level on challenging projects, working with their peers to build a portfolio of games and projects that showcase their real-time 3D knowledge. Students gain access to continuation courses that cover additional in-demand technologies, including Niantic Lightship, SparkAR, and Unreal.
Students receive a Digital Badge from University of Toronto SCS and Circuit Stream, showcasing their accomplishments to future employers.
Students benefit from a wide array of career support services like resume and networking support, technical interview preparation, portfolio reviews, soft skills training, and 1:1 coaching to help them put their best foot forward in the industry.
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WHY APPLY?
If you're looking to change career paths and break into the game industry, advance in your current career, or expand your knowledge in development, this bootcamp is for you.
Questions? Speak to an advisor +1(416) 639 1921
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The Market for Game Developers in Toronto
Did you know that in Toronto, the number of game development jobs is growing steadily? In fact, the amount of video game companies in Canada has increased by 16% over the past two years and Ontario is the largest hub for game studios within the country. Nationally, the Canadian video game industry contributes $5.5 billion to Canada’s GDP and according to the results of a 2021 industry survey, video game companies in Canada employ 32,000 full-time professionals. There are 29 game studios in Toronto alone that collectively employ about 1000 - 3000 people. The city is home to top video game companies including Ubisoft, Gameloft, King Entertainment, Electronic Arts (EA), Rockstar Games, Zynga, and more.
There is no shortage of exciting video game companies that call Toronto home. However, your options don’t stop there — other industries including medical, education, technology, manufacturing, retail, and engineering are also looking for skills in real-time 3D development. Whether you're just getting started, or levelling up your skills, there are many exciting opportunities in game development in the beautiful city of Toronto!
Salary
In Canada, Game Developer salaries average $112,465 (talent.com).
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