NDIS Video Game Coaching Traineeship
immediate $113/wk DSP Top Up
✅ incorporating your local online TAFE Certificate II/III ICT

What if you don't know yet what you want to do?

That's okay.

Our Digital Discovery Lab gives participants the opportunity to explore different creative technologies and software until they discover something that genuinely interests them.

You might try three-D modelling and animation, game development, digital storytelling, character creation, game environments, video editing, digital illustration, sound design, digital asset creation, or other emerging technologies.

The aim isn't to decide your career on day one. The aim is to explore.

Participants can learn through the software itself, built-in Help and tutorials, online resources, TAFE learning and AI tools such as ChatGPT. AI can help explain how software works, troubleshoot problems, develop ideas and guide the participant through projects at their own pace.

Then something might click.

“I really like doing this.”

That's when exploration can become a pathway.

The participant can start creating their own projects, finishing small pieces of work and building a digital portfolio. They can then explore where their creations could potentially be published or sold, including appropriate digital marketplaces and creator platforms.

For example, a participant interested in three-D design might create characters, environments or digital assets. Someone interested in storytelling might develop stories, characters or game concepts. Someone interested in animation might create short animations or visual content. Someone interested in design might create printable artwork or other digital products.

The participant chooses the direction.

The pathway becomes:

Explore → Learn → Create → Finish → Build a Portfolio → Publish → Discover the Market → Potentially Earn

This is about more than learning software.

It is about discovering an ability, developing a skill, creating something that belongs to you, and understanding how that skill could potentially become part of your future employment or income.

With the right support, a participant who starts by simply exploring software can gradually become a creator, a digital producer, an artist, an animator, a game developer, a storyteller — or something nobody expected at the beginning.

You don't have to know what you're good at before you start. You can discover it by creating.