Turn Your Teen’s Gaming Passion Into a Career-Ready Certification
Homeschool-friendly, ESA-approved, and built on Unreal Engine, the software behind Fortnite.
Created in collaboration with
Eligible for ESA
Middle and High School
Certification Included
Why You’ll Trust This Program With Your Teen’s Education
As a parent, you want more than entertainment or endless screen time. You want your teen engaged in purposeful, skill-building work that prepares them for the future. This certification delivers exactly that by providing:
A safe, structured way for teens to channel their passion for gaming productively
Accreditation and certificates that can be included in homeschool transcripts
ESA eligibility in many states, giving families peace of mind that this is a recognized educational option
A curriculum already trusted in schools across the country, now adapted for home learners
Content built around Unreal Engine, which has won a Technology & Engineering Emmy Award and holds the Guinness World Record for the most successful video game engine
What Your Teen Will Achieve
By the end of the program, students will:
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Step 1
Master the Fundamentals
Get introduced to game design principles, storytelling, and coding basics. Your teen will develop both creative and technical skills from the ground up.
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Step 2
Build Real Projects
Work hands-on inside Unreal Engine to design characters, levels, and environments. Each project builds confidence and reinforces key skills.
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Step 3
Develop Creative and Technical Skills
Strengthen problem-solving, critical thinking, teamwork, and project management while practicing the same workflows professionals use in the gaming industry.
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Step 4
Prepare for Future Opportunities
Position your teen for success with career-ready skills that translate into STEM electives, higher education, or pathways in digital design, coding, and beyond.
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Step 5
Earn a Recognized Certification
Graduate with an official certification backed by Epic Games and recognized in the homeschool space. This provides evidence of real achievement and a portfolio that sets your teen apart.
Real Outcomes You Can Count On
A certificate backed by Epic Games and recognized in education and industry
A digital portfolio your teen can use in college applications, internships, and creative job paths
Exposure to creative tech career pathways in gaming, film, simulation, and beyond
Unreal Engine is already being used in education to teach complex subjects like physics through interactive simulations, showing how versatile and applicable the platform truly is
Transferable skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and creative expression
Clear milestones and deliverables so you know exactly what your teen is achieving each week
How This Program Supports Your Homeschool Journey
100% online, fully self-paced, and fits seamlessly into your schedule
Works as a homeschool elective, technology course, or enrichment credit
Includes a clear roadmap from start to finish, so there’s no guesswork
Designed for ages 12–18, with no prior coding or game design experience required
Parents receive progress tracking, certificate documentation, and ESA support paperwork
Parent Peace of Mind
As a homeschooling parent, you probably ask yourself questions like:
“Is this really worth it?”
“Will my teen actually complete the program?”
“Is this a safe and positive choice?”
This program was built to give you clear answers and confidence at every step.
Engaging projects keep teens motivated and learning consistently
Small, achievable milestones build confidence step by step
Certification ensures the journey has a tangible, respected outcome
Documentation and support are provided so you’re never left figuring it out alone
Frequently Asked Questions
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Homeschool-friendly, ESA-approved, and built on Unreal Engine, the software behind Fortnite.
