Who are you as an organization?
The University of Toronto SCS has collaborated with Circuit Stream, an industry leader in emerging technology education, to offer these live pre-university programs. These programs aim to turn your child's love of games into in-demand skills for the future! Whether your child loves playing video games, is intrigued by virtual reality, or has an interest in STEM, these courses will help them gain valuable skills for those industries and set themselves apart in university applications.
What do you do differently or uniquely well?
"Our Virtual Reality Creation and Video Game Coding programs are designed for students aged 13-18 eager to pursue their interest in Computer Science, Gaming, Immersive Technology, and STEM.
In the Video Game Coding course, students will learn the key concepts of game development and how to bring ideas to life using industry tools and processes. In the Virtual Reality Creation course, students will delve into the creation of immersive experiences in Unity, focusing on interaction, soundscapes, physics, and more.
Students will benefit from live classes with workshops, hands-on project building, and networking with industry leaders and other students. "
Who are your staff and counsellors?
This information is not available.
What do families need to know about registration?
"Registration is currently open for July and August programs and spots are limited. If you're ready to register, simply visit our website and click 'Register Now' to choose your preferred course date and time. You will then be redirected to a secure payment page from Circuit Stream to complete the payment. "
Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; University of Toronto SCS currently has 1 program available.
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A love of gaming is the first requirement for the University of Toronto SCS program. Partnered with Circuit Stream, a tech-based design and development program, U of T created the SCS program as a pre-university initiative for so-inclined students. What’s unique about this program is that not only do kids learn in-demand skills like game development, coding, and virtual reality, they’ll boost their resume and university applications having completed this program. As an added bonus, students network with industry leaders, giving them valuable experience and contacts for the future. Kids get the freedom to work on what interests them and work on their own, with the support they need. Kids don’t feel like they are doing work because they actually enjoy the assignments and at the end they’ll be the creator of their own game, which is great for the portfolio. This course is for teens who do or don’t have experience or skills in the world of coding.
Eason Z (Camper) — Learning is made easy and anyone can really do it. (4/5)
Chose to take this course because I am interested in coding and video games as well as to help with my post secondary education. I liked the amount of freedom to come up with whatever kind of game you wanted that you could... Read More
Paulina K (Camper) — I really enjoyed the courses. (5/5)
I was interested in coding and gaming and always wanted to learn how to create my own games. I really enjoyed the courses. It teaches how to use Unity and how to manage and create by yourself.
Elissa W (Camper) — It was a wonderful experience! (5/5)
I chose to take this course to learn more about coding in a fun way and prepare for my application to a university. I liked how helpful my instructor was with questions and how open-ended the final project was (assignments... Read More
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