Do you want to learn how to:

• Work with industry-standard software for game art
• Create realistic and stylized 3D models
• Render and optimize images for games
• Design interactive environments and characters
• Apply creative and technical skills to game projects

To make an informed choice about the suitability of this course, please consider the essential skills and knowledge below. You must:

• Value safety and teamwork in a digital environment
• Have basic computer literacy and English reading/writing skills
• Be able to follow instructions and meet deadlines
• Show attention to detail and problem-solving ability
• Be comfortable learning new technology and software
• Be able to follow instructions and follow Work Health and Safety procedures. 

Time Commitment

Course Duration

• 20 weeks with a short break
• 4 hours/week lectures
• 30 minutes/week Tutorials
• 15-20hrs/Week Independent study

Learning System

• South Regional TAFE uses the online learning system, Blackboard and Teams for Meetings
• You will receive a schedule for submitting tasks and assessments.
• Regular attendance in online classes is crucial for successful completion

Online classes

• Two online classes every week – approx. 120 minutes each class
• Each class is approximately 120 minutes
• First class February, 2026
• The classes cover the week’s learning area
• Time in class for questions and software demonstrations
• Each class is recorded and is available for review

Weekly Tutorials:

• Discuss current learning topics
• Review work in progress for feedback
• Address any technical support needs
• Help keep you on track and ensure regular access to support

Independent Study (approx. 20 hrs / Week)

• You will need spend time independently developing your project.
• Weekly tasks to be completed independently.

Below are some of the important personal skills you will be required to develop and demonstrate during training. These skills are highly valued by industry: 

• Communication: Share ideas effectively in online and collaborative settings
• Teamwork: Participate in group critiques and design challenges
• Problem Solving: Respond creatively to design briefs and technical issues
• Initiative & Planning: Manage time and tasks independently
• Technology: Adapt to new tools and workflows in game development
• Planning & Organising: Manage your time well. Knowing how to prioritise and completing your tasks efficiently are crucial for your success.