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UNIT 1: BEHAVIOUR

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MY DAY

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This is me!

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What Occupations i align with

Professional Esports Player

Reason : Since the age of 12 I have been competing in esports tournament and along the way i have meet professionals and gained lot of experience in the game i have been competing in and finally in 2017 i won the IW CWL 200 Tournament for a grand prize of 500$ and at that moment i knew i belong in this community. Can u imagine 500$ just made in a single day by just playing a game that once was to for fun and is now a possibility for my future, its sounds crazy but its true.

Training Required: There is no training required all u need is 4 committed teammates to play alongside you in the tournament. Also, need a lot of experience in the game you will be playing for.

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Video Game Designer

Reason: I have wanted this job for a very long time and I believe I would be very good at it because I know what the people want. I hear people complain about games and how it is not good and engage with them in that conversation to learn what I can do to make the perfect game when I become a Video game designer.

Training Required

Step 1: Obtain a Bachelor's Degree Designers may need a bachelor's degree, especially if they're planning to work for a large game studio. Although some schools offer a degree in game design, aspiring game designers can get the necessary training from computer science, software engineering, or related degree programs. The coursework for a game design program covers subjects like 2D and 3D modeling and animation, level and interface design, storyboard rendering, drawing, and scripting. It's important that you also play video games. As simple as it may sound, having experience and familiarity with playing video games is important. Even at a young age, being aware of popular trends in the industry and understanding advanced technology can be beneficial. Playing video games can also show you how a game is structured and can give you a chance to start thinking of ways to make improvements for when you design your own game. Join a game design club. Some schools have a club designed for students who wish to develop and discuss games outside of the classroom. This type of club generally covers all facets of game production, which could be rather useful for future game designers. Step 2: Determine a Career Path Even within this specialty, there are different types of designers, including lead designer, level designer, and content designer. Additionally, game designers have a diverse array of responsibilities that may not immediately be obvious, so aspiring professionals in this field should consider what type of game design career they want to pursue. Step 3: Gain Experience Even after completing the required education, getting a job with a game studio can be difficult. Since employers require game design experience for most mid-level positions, aspiring game designers need to find ways to get relevant experience. Some companies offer internships and co-op positions for prospective designers. Small businesses may be willing to hire inexperienced game programmers or artists, which could lead to game design positions later on. Step 4: Develop a Game

Commentator for the NBA

Reason 2: I already had the experience of being a commentator for my school. In grade 9 my french teacher was looking for someone to announce just the scores for the high school ball team and i told him i was interested and since i knew everyone on the team i told him if i can just do more then announce the scores and that turned into me describing everything i see on the court

Reason 1: This first reason why I believe I align with the occupation commentator is mainly that I love speaking and speaking for a sport would be incredible for me. When i was little and i would watch basketball and hear the commentators talk i would go into a mirror and practice what the commentators would say, i know it sounds but its true and been my passion for a long time

Training required

To work as a sports commentator, you'll need a bachelor's degree in broadcasting, journalism, or communications. On the job training is typically required, along with speaking, writing, listening and interpersonal skills, research abilities, media production skills, an appealing and well-groomed appearance, and a familiarity with editing software, broadcast equipment and telecommunications systems.