Where will this course lead?

Another short course or full time accredited course. We offer a variety of progression routes and this options for your next steps will be discussed during yout final session. 

What will I study?

This hands-on course introduces adult learners to the fundamentals of 3D game 
development using Unity and Blender. Participants will design, model, and 
program a simple arcade-style game from scratch, learning essential industry skills 
such as 3D modeling, scripting, animation, UI design, and final publishing. By the 
end of the course, learners will have a fully playable game prototype ready to 
showcase online.

How will this course be delivered?

Face to face sessions at 3trees community centre. You will attend from 09:30 until 3pm every Monday for 6 weeks Lunch will be provided for you. 

What qualifications will I get?

You will recieve a ceetificate of attendance.

How will I be assessed?

No formal assessment. 

How do I get a place on the course?

Call 0121 678 7000 to enrol, use the link to sign up or email us if you have questions on community.projects@solihull.ac.uk

What are the entry requirements?

You must be aged 19+ and have a West Midlands Combined Authority post code. Please contact us if you are unsure. 

What else do I need to know?

All equipment is provided and you will also recieve a free lunch. This course is delivered by Robocode in partnershop with Solihull College. 

Location

Three Trees Community Centre

Start Date

10/11/2025

Day

Monday

Time

09:30 - 15:00

Course Fee

Free (Subject to residency criteria)

Course Code

TLNFA000E091A

Study Mode

Part Time

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Games/Software Developer

Programmers and software development professionals design, develop, test, implement and maintain software systems in order to meet the specifications and business objectives of the information system; they also design and develop specialist software e.g. for computer games.

What’s Involved?

Games/Software Developers examine existing software and determine requirements for new/modified systems in the light of business needs. They undertake feasibility study to design software solutions. They write and code individual programs according to specifications. They also develop user interfaces. They test and correct software programs. They also write code for specialist programming for computer games, (for example, artificial intelligence, 3D engine development). They implement and evaluate the software. They plan and maintain database structures. They write operational documentation and provides subsequent support and training for users.

Games Developer

Programmers and software development professionals design, develop, test, implement and maintain software systems in order to meet the specifications and business objectives of the information system; they also design and develop specialist software e.g. for computer games.

What’s Involved?

They examine existing software and determine requirements for new/modified systems in the light of business needs. They undertake feasibility study to design software solutions. They also write and code individual programs according to specifications. They develop user interfaces. They test and correct software programs. They also write code for specialist programming for computer games, (for example, artificial intelligence, 3D engine development). They implement and evaluate the software. They also plan and maintain database structures. They also write operational documentation and provide subsequent support and training for users.

Predicted Employment

How much can I earn?

£17,680
NATIONAL AVERAGE

Employment by Region

The career paths provided are to give you an idea of the careers that you could progress onto in the future. However, for some, you may need to complete higher level qualifications and gain experience before your dream job becomes a reality. The information provided is to support further research and to generate some initial career ideas when choosing a course. Please check entry requirements to degree courses, apprenticeships, and jobs as this may vary from year to year and across providers. For further advice and guidance, please contact: careers@solihull.ac.uk.