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Submitted – 27th September 2024
The UK video games industry is a global leader in creativity, innovation, and economic growth, and the fastest-growing sector within the UK’s creative industries. Its future success depends on a workforce skilled in both technical and creative disciplines, particularly as technologies like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning continue to reshape how games are made and experienced.
To keep pace with this transformation, the UK must place digital and creative skills at the heart of its education system. From early education through to higher education and lifelong learning, a strong focus on these areas is essential to prepare a future-ready workforce. This will ensure the UK remains competitive on the global stage, driving innovation and meeting the evolving needs of the games industry and beyond.