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Video Game Designers
Front End Developer
| Attribute | Video Game Designers | Front End Developer |
|---|---|---|
| Career area | Computing, Data & Mathematics | Computing, Data & Mathematics |
| What it involves | Design core features of video games. Specify innovative game and role-play mechanics, story lines, and character biographies. | Design digital user interfaces or websites. Develop and test layouts, interfaces, functionality, and navigation menus to ensure compatibility and usability across browsers or devices. |
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| Study routes | ||
| Typical training route | Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional qualification is commonly expected | Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional qualification is commonly expected |
| Entry requirements | Degree mean grade C+. Minimum subjects: MAT A C+; Physics C+; English/Kiswahili C. | Degree mean grade C+. Minimum subjects: MAT A C+; Physics C+; English/Kiswahili C. |
| Training duration | Degree: about 4 years; diploma: about 2-3 years | Degree: about 4 years; TVET/software Level 5-6 routes about 1.5-3 years |
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| Employment type | ||
| Kenya demand | High - strong Kenya relevance; ICT is one of the leading employer-reported skills-demand fields, with added global/remote opportunity. | High - strong Kenya relevance; ICT is one of the leading employer-reported skills-demand fields, with added global/remote opportunity. |
| Outlook / AI impact | Stable-to-growing / AI-augmented | Stable-to-growing / AI-augmented |
| Professional regulator | No single statutory professional regulator identified for this general title | No single statutory professional regulator identified for this general title |
| Could this suit you? | May suit you if you enjoy solving problems with logic, data or technology; useful strengths include Listening, Reading comprehension, Generating ideas. | May suit you if you enjoy solving problems with logic, data or technology; useful strengths include Reliability, communication, learning ability and role-specific practical skills. |
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