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Back in the day, our parents would often yell at us for playing on the computer too much. Of course, back then, their mindset was that playing games was a waste of time and we could never go anywhere with it.

Today however, not only are professional gamers earning millions, even non-gamers in the eSports scene are making big bucks!

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In fact, the industry has progressed to a point where formal education is available for anyone interested in eSports.

Well, a brand-new institution has been built by Iskandar Malaysia called the Academy of eSports (AOES)!

So far, there are two courses available: The Professional eSports (DOTA2) Athlete Programme and The eSports (DOTA2) Events Management Programme, the Level reported.

To take this course, students need to be 18 years old and above.

Intakes are scheduled every January, April, July and October, and the courses last for 8 months. For Malaysians, the cost of this course is RM8,500 while non-Malaysians would have to pay RM11,250.

For those who aspire to be professional eSports athletes, streamers, coaches, managers and/or analysts, you should consider joining the athlete programme.

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In this course, you will be taught about the professional gaming community, have character development based on personality tests, team building exercises and professional practice.

Meanwhile, for those who are more interested the events side of things, then you should join the events management programme.

Over here, students will be taught skills on venue setup, event facilities and technical preparation coordination and event execution. Besides that, there will also be classes on managing supply chains and logistics. In addition, students will be taught about customer relation and be given other practical challenges in this industry and field.

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Source: The Level

Best of all, the gaming gears are all provided by the academy. So, if you’re worried about not having proper gaming gears, you can throw those worries aside.

If you have your own and would prefer using them, that’s fine too as you can always bring them along.

Meet some of your future coaches here:

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Source: The Level

Also, AOES will be providing a special boot camp for gamers interested in DOTA2. It is a special six-day crash course for any individual or team who really wants to improve themselves until they eventually become professionals in this game.

The big bonus? This boot camp is completely FREE!

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Source: The Level

To sign up for the courses or bootcamp, click here. For more information, you can visit their website, call them at +6010-565 3294 or email them at ym.moc.stropsefoymedacaobfsctd-76bb0d@ofni.

We have many Malaysian professional gamers and coaches who are earning millions, and a part of massive teams such as Team Fnatic.

They were all probably scolded and discouraged before for being on their computers all the time but look at them now – they’re rich and famous.

Never stop dreaming and continue working towards your goals!

 

Read more: You Can Now ‘Study’ To Be A Professional Gamer In Malaysia’s First eSports Academy

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