Questions About Our Unity Bootcamp?

Nope, our Unity Fundamentals Bootcamp is designed from the ground up for beginners. We start with C# basics and build from there, so you’ll learn everything you need regardless of your background. Most of our cohort members come from non-technical careers—we’ve trained designers, artists, project managers, and complete career-switchers.

Pricing varies depending on which program you choose. Our 12-week Unity Fundamentals Bootcamp is our most popular option, and we offer flexible payment plans to make it accessible. We also have payment options and occasionally run early-bird discounts. Reach out to our team for current pricing and financing options.

Absolutely. By week 12, you’ll have shipped multiple game projects—everything from simple 2D mechanics to fully functional 3D games. You’ll understand physics, UI, animation, and all the core systems you need. We focus on hands-on projects, so you’ll have a portfolio piece ready to show employers or start your own indie project.

We run full-time cohorts Monday through Friday, with each day covering hands-on coding and live project work. Most students treat it like a full-time job. If you need flexibility, we also offer part-time evening sessions for working professionals, though those run a bit longer than 12 weeks.

We’ve got real connections with Vancouver’s game dev and interactive entertainment studios—think AAA and indie teams. We don’t guarantee jobs, but we connect you with industry partners, review your portfolio, prep you for interviews, and help you network with hiring managers. Your final project becomes your interview talking point.

Fundamentals gets you game-ready in 12 weeks—core C#, physics, UI, basic networking. Advanced Game Systems is an 8-week track for people who already know the basics and want to build multiplayer systems, complex AI, architecture patterns, and production pipelines. It’s for devs ready to ship studio-quality games.