Youth 14–17
Designed for teen founders and secondary-school learners. It is especially useful for learners who need a structured, practical route into game publishing rather than a purely theoretical overview.
ESH-27670 · Gaming
Game Publishing Professional for Youth 14–17 — Gaming
A 16-hour intermediate course for teen founders and secondary-school learners who want to develop workplace-ready and venture-ready capability in game publishing. The course combines the gaming context with practical frameworks, realistic cases, guided exercises and a final applied output. Participants finish with a structured approach they can adapt to a real venture, team or project.
Self-paced online16 hoursIntermediateYouth 14–17Build pathway
What you need
Curiosity about business or technology; no prior startup required.
European Startup Hub Certificate of Completion — Game Publishing Professional
Case analysis, structured assignments and a final implementation project.
Learning outcomes
What you will be able to do.
Outcome 1
Explain the core principles of game publishing in the context of gaming.
Outcome 2
Diagnose a realistic game publishing challenge using structured startup tools.
Outcome 3
Build a practical game publishing output appropriate for youth 14–17.
Outcome 4
Evaluate evidence, assumptions and trade-offs before making game publishing decisions.
Outcome 5
Apply game publishing methods to a venture, project or organisational scenario.
Outcome 6
Create a next-step action plan that can be used after the course.
Full syllabus
10 course modules.
Each module combines explanation, examples and an applied activity.
Module 1
Foundations of Game Publishing
Practical study of foundations of game publishing with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 2
The Gaming context
Practical study of the gaming context with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 3
Customers, users and stakeholder needs
Practical study of customers, users and stakeholder needs with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 4
Tools and frameworks for Game Publishing
Practical study of tools and frameworks for game publishing with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 5
Evidence, data and assumptions
Practical study of evidence, data and assumptions with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 6
Designing the approach
Practical study of designing the approach with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 7
Execution and operating decisions
Practical study of execution and operating decisions with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 8
Measurement and key indicators
Practical study of measurement and key indicators with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 9
Risks, ethics and common failure modes
Practical study of risks, ethics and common failure modes with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Module 10
Case study: Game Publishing in practice
Practical study of case study: game publishing in practice with examples, prompts and an applied activity.
Assessment
Case analysis, structured assignments and a final implementation project.
Included materials
Digital course notes · Practical worksheets · Case exercises · Action-plan template · Completion record in ESH ID
Learning support
Platform learning support; live facilitator interaction is included where the delivery format states Live online or Blended online.
Course information & disclaimer
Educational programme. Completion does not constitute professional, legal, financial or investment advice and does not guarantee funding, employment or business outcomes. Catalogue version 2026.1 · Last reviewed 2026-08-24.
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Game Publishing Professional for Youth 14–17 — Gaming · 16 hours · Self-paced online
Enrol for €220