`<h1>Learn by Building the Games You Love</h1>`

EducationBA teaches students the foundations of game development through hands-on, mission-driven challenges. Learn to code, design, and problem-solve—while building your own games

Whether you're a curious beginner or a school looking to enrich your STEAM curriculum, our platform makes learning feel like play and creation

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`<h2>Our Educational Philosophy</h2>`

We believe the best way to learn is to create, not just consume. EducationBA follows the "learning by doing" model.
Our curriculum is grounded in:

<Constructivist Learning>
students build knowledge by solving meaningful challenges
<Gamification Principles>
progress is rewarded, and failure is part of growth
<STEAM Integration>
science, tech, engineering, arts, and math blend naturally through game creation

This isn’t just about code. It’s about creativity, problem-solving, and building confidence.

`<h2>For Schools & Educators</h2>`

Empower your classroom with game-based learning.

EducationBA provides:

# Teacher dashboards for tracking student progress
# Curriculum alignment with Common Core and NGSS
# Flexible lesson durations: 20-minute mini-lessons or multi-week projects
# Printable offline worksheets and extension activities
# Single-class or whole-school licenses

Join hundreds of schools incorporating real-world game development into their daily lessons

`<h2>Tools You’ll Learn</h2>`

We provide guided experiences for:

<Scratch>
for younger learners and visual coders
<Godot Engine>
open-source and student-friendly
<Unity (C#)>
for advanced users and real-world application
<Bonus tools>
Piskel (pixel art), Audacity (audio), Twine (interactive stories)
<Scratch>
for younger learners and visual coders
<Godot Engine>
open-source and student-friendly
<Unity (C#)>
for advanced users and real-world application
<Bonus tools>
Piskel (pixel art), Audacity (audio), Twine (interactive stories)

No experience required. Just curiosity and creativity

`<h2>Student Project Gallery</h2>`

See what our learners have built:

<Galaxy Defender>
a space shooter coded in Scratch
<The Lost Village>
a mystery adventure built in Godot
<Jump & Craft>
platform-builder hybrid with Unity mechanics
<Silent Forest>
audio-based puzzle with environmental storytelling
<Galaxy Defender>
a space shooter coded in Scratch
<The Lost Village>
a mystery adventure built in Godot
<Jump & Craft>
platform-builder hybrid with Unity mechanics
<Silent Forest>
audio-based puzzle with environmental storytelling

Students can export and share their games via browser or classroom showcase.

`<h2>What Makes Us Different</h2>`

Missions are play-tested with real students before release
All lessons are self-paced, but support structured group use
Students develop portfolios of projects that grow with them
Our platform is ad-free and designed with safety and privacy in mind
Focus on real skills for future creators, not just game players

Missions are play-tested with real students before release
All lessons are self-paced, but support structured group use
Students develop portfolios of projects that grow with them
Our platform is ad-free and designed with safety and privacy in mind
Focus on real skills for future creators, not just game players

`<h2>Testimonials</h2>`

<Amelia P. (Parent, Australia)>
My daughter fell in love with game development after just two missions. I was amazed at how much she learned without it ever feeling like school. She now talks about logic, storytelling, and sprites over dinner. EducationBA is more than a course—it’s a confidence builder
<Trevor D. (Teacher, UK)>
I used EducationBA as a STEAM enrichment activity. It was the highlight of our term. Students who struggled in other subjects thrived here. The missions are brilliantly structured and easy to follow. Most importantly, they give students real ownership over their learning
<Sarah K. (Age 15, USA)>
I always wanted to make games, but I didn’t know where to start. This platform made everything simple. I started in Scratch and now I’m building a side-scroller in Godot. I never thought coding could be this fun or this creative
<Ismail T. (Principal, Turkey)>
We introduced EducationBA to our digital skills program last year. The level of engagement was outstanding. Even students who weren’t tech-oriented got involved. It’s intuitive, flexible, and brings STEAM concepts to life in the most dynamic way
<Yara H. (Mother, UAE)>
As a homeschooling parent, I was looking for something structured but creative. EducationBA delivered beyond expectations. It’s so well-organized that my son can work independently. His final project made us all proud
<Jonas W. (Age 12, Germany)>
I made a game about a robot in a haunted castle and even added my own music. It was the coolest thing I’ve ever done for school. The missions were fun and hard at the same time. I learned about loops, sounds, and even how to make a story for a game
<Diana R. (Educator, Canada)>
I’ve tried several coding platforms in the past, but none had this level of integration between code, art, and design. It supports all learning styles—visual, logical, and creative. I highly recommend it for any STEAM classroom
<Mateusz Z. (Student, Poland)>
At first I used the platform just for fun. But now I want to study game development in university. This site helped me discover what I’m good at. I built a real game with sound, art, and levels. And people liked playing it
<Carlos M. (After-school Director, Mexico)>
We run a club where kids use EducationBA for project-based learning. Every session they come back excited to build more. Some even started using Unity after completing the beginner tracks. It’s empowering, inclusive, and relevant

`<h2>Contact Us</h2>`

Let’s bring game-based learning to your classroom or home

Email: info@educationba.space
Support Hours: Mon–Fri, 09:00–17:00 UTC
For Schools: Request our full school brochure by email