This is a guest post produced for TIGA by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). For more information on the ICO, please visit their website. The Children’s code (known formally as…
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TIGA, the trade association representing the UK’s video games industry, today revealed the shortlist for the TIGA UK Games Education Awards 2022. TIGA’s awards recognise outstanding students, education providers and…
The Protect Student Choice petition, which aims to protect the funding of BTEC qualifications, secured over 108,000 signatures. This week the petition was debated in parliament. You can read…
TIGA, the trade association representing the UK’s video games industry, today revealed 77 outstanding graduates, post-graduates and BTEC Learners in games. Each of the students was nominated by their respective…
TIGA, the network for games developers and digital publishers and the trade association representing the UK video games industry, has published new data showing that approximately 80 per cent of…
TIGA, the Trade Association for the UK Video Games Industry, has produced a summary of the UK’s New Immigration System. TIGA has broken down what the changes to the Immigration…
TIGA, the Trade Association for the UK Video Games Industry, has produced a briefing note on the Online Safety Bill. Please find TIGA’s guide to the Online Safety Bill here.
TIGA, the network for games developers and digital publishers and the trade association representing the video games industry, emphasised the importance of developing ‘soft’ as well as technical skills in…
Staffordshire University has been offering dedicated Games Degrees since 2004. It is the largest Games University in the UK with 2,000 Games and Visual Effects students. The courses are run…
On 22 October 2021, the Department for Education answered a written question on what plans the Department has to increase flexibility in the apprenticeships system and extend access to workers…