Esports not just play but preparation for future careers, students told
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By Neve Clinton Video games, once thought to rot kids’ brains, are now considered valuable in nurturing useful, transferable skills and opening up career prospects for young people. This is what Carl Seromenho, Head of Education at the Gibraltar Esports & Video Gaming Association (GEVGA), said at GEVGA’s ‘Introduction to Esports’ summer camp on Friday,...
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