Even though you only need a pass rate of 70% to carry on to the next stage of the course, I felt that being a student moderator within the T2G online community and having already some rudimentary knowledge of the subject matter, that it would be only right for me to put in the extra hours to obtaining a decent grade to start me off…

At present I am fine tuning the three initial games I’ve had to make for that – now completed – section, in order for my tutors to add them to my student profile at their end so I can receive my next assignments and crack on with the course.

As usual I will add my three game creations to this site, once I’m happy for them to be used by others (lol).

I’ll admit I was sceptical at first about the legitimacy of such claims. I took it upon myself to investigate the company and its affiliates – right down to the guys directly behind the concept and their places of work.
Of coarse there’s plenty of rumours floating around about companies that suddenly seem to appear from nowhere on to the world wide web and claim such awesome possibilities of earning such highly sought after career prospects and yearly salaries. Indeed it’s not hard to find the odd pissed off critic, or random black hat spam botter cruising the inbuilt site support community.

However, I took the plunge and registered the following month, in April, and began to get aquanted to some of the members, support staff and students. Having already had some experience within the field I began to try and guide those who were standard members, not students, the wanted to learn but didn’t have enough funds available to commit to the three year interest free payments.

Thanks to those whom I helped within this relativity new online community, as well as the management team behind the courses supplied by the company, I was soon made a forum moderator and (to quote) ‘Community Activist’.

Many weeks have past which brings us to this day, my enrolment day!

I decided after spending time among those with and without means to become a student within this amazing new revolution that is the Train2Game community of developers, artists and designers, that I should follow my instincts and jump in and give those who’ve doubts some facts about what it means to be a part of such a dedicated group of people.

I’m certain that this course will benefit me, and for the expense in time, and having an industry recognised diploma, as well as the satisfaction of sharing what I’ve learnt through university, coupled with real-life experiences with fellow developers within my field of work – of coarse it will be completely worth every damn penny!

Thanks for reading, and obviously you will hear more about this as I progress further and further to victory.