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Anglia Ruskin University Playable Worlds: Careers Experience Day

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In-person · Chelmsford•FREE
Years 9, 10, 11 • Ages 13–16
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Explore gaming careers beyond coding through hands-on technology and youth-designed activities in a festival-style day. Meet local industry experts, university representatives and college staff, and see how gaming skills connect to digital arts, event production and STEAM.

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Co-created with the Spark! youth movement, Playable Worlds is a careers experience day designed to show young people how a passion for gaming can open up a range of future pathways. It brings students to ARU Chelmsford for an interactive day focused on gaming, technology, creativity, and the many roles that sit behind modern game-making.

The event is tailored for students in Years 9 to 11 and aims to help them see that the gaming industry is not only for expert coders. Students will meet local industry experts, university representatives, and Chelmsford College staff, while exploring how skills can transfer into software design, digital arts, event production, and wider STEAM industries.

The day includes hands-on technology and youth-designed activities in a festival-style setting. Schools attending should note that the event includes photography and video capture for festival reporting and evaluation, and that consent and accessibility needs must be managed by the school.

Participants are encouraged to register interest through the online form, after which the organisers will be in touch.

Technology, Software & AI
Duration: 6 hours

Location

In-person · Chelmsford campus, Anglia Ruskin University
  • Students in Years 9 to 11.
  • Attending schools are responsible for managing and communicating student photography, video and data consent.
  • Attending schools are responsible for coordinating any specific accessibility needs for their group.
Free to participate

Free to attend.

Checked 18 October 2026

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