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If you're passionate about gaming, here's an opportunity to make it your career. Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company will host the Next Generation Game Engine Training Programme from next month. Game masters and trainers from Shanghai's Game Academy (GA) will  teach participants the skills needed to succeed in the industry - and you could be a part of it.
The six-month programme is for anyone interested in developing games, mobile games and virtual reality applications. GA will also recommend  graduates of the programme for jobs.
An overview of the  programme will be held at Cyberport on June 18. The event will be in Putonghua, and cost HK$200 to participate. Details and application forms are available at http://unreal.cyberport.hk. Applications close today, so hurry!



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