Audience: Teachers and Youth Workers
Duration: 90 mins (followed by a 60 min part 2 session)
Venue: Online
Cost: Free
This introduction surrounding the topics of gaming and gambling harm covers:
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Gaming and Gambling harms
Advertising and sponsorship
The blurred lines between gaming and gambling
Following the session, delegates will be invited to a 60-minute follow-up which continues to cover sporting the signs of gaming and gambling harm, having conversations with young people around the topics, and signposting to help.
After completion of both will receive a City & Guilds digital certificate, as well as access to our portal of free resources, to use with young people ranging from ages 7 – 16+. Our education resources are mapped to the curriculum from KS2 – KS5 and our youth work resources are broken down into age and timings to help with planning.
You’ll also get ongoing support from your local Training & Engagement Manager to help establish how best to use the resources in your sessions.
The event is available on these dates:
Aimed at teachers, this Gaming and Gambling Harm Prevention Workshop is an introduction potential harm in gaming and...
Aimed at teachers, this Gaming and Gambling Harm Prevention Workshop is an introduction potential harm in gaming and...
Games Careers Week is a free non-profit event organised by the National Videogame Museum. Made possible with supporter sponsor Boneloaf, and our proud partners: Grads In Games, NextGen Skills Academy, Women In Games and The Sheffield College.
The NVM, explores the history and cultural importance of videogames as well as providing award winning educational programmes. The NVM is governed by the BGI. Registered charity number 1183530.