Free to join · A UK community for games educators
Excellent teaching leads to better outcomes for students who are prepared for industry.
The Games Educators Network is part of the Creative Educators Network.
Discover CENWho we are
The Games Educators Network is a free-to-join community of educators raising the profile of game design, game art and game production education across the UK.
Through our network, we connect educators with free events, resources, and CPD opportunities. We are driven by our members who generate ideas, share best practice, and inspire excellence. As a collective, we aim to provide the best possible learning experiences for young people by empowering and celebrating our members and providing platforms for peer-to-peer and industry connections.
What we do
Everything the network offers is shaped by the educators it exists for.
Free events connecting educators across games design, art and production.
Free teaching resources and CPD opportunities, built with and for our members.
Platforms for peer-to-peer connections and direct routes into the games industry.
Driven by our members
Our members are nurturing the next generation of games industry creatives, and the network works to ensure best practice, access, and inclusion for a brighter future.
Our members shape what the network does next.
Teachers learning from teachers, across every setting.
Celebrating the very best of games education.
About us
Network Lead — Games Educators Network
Curtis is the Network Lead for GEN and Director of Games at East London Arts and Music. He established and leads its UAL Level 3 Games Design course for 16–18-year-olds in East London, drawing on extensive experience teaching games development, VFX and motion graphics.
Programme Lead — Creative Educators Network
Alice is the first point of contact for the Creative Educators Network and looks after its everyday activity. She has a background in Higher Education, having previously led the MA programmes at MetFilm School London and the BA at the London Film Academy. She is obsessed with romantic comedy: her PhD thesis, Guilty Pleasures: European Audiences and Hollywood Romantic Comedy, was published by Bloomsbury Academic in 2021.
Free to join, and open to everyone teaching games design, game art and game production across the UK.
