Finally, the end of my studies! But that doesn't mean the end of learning. I'm continuing my job as a retail assistant to earn some money at the end of the month, and I'm starting to look for a job as a game designer. As for learning, I’m making the kind of games I want. This allows me to work on game development and keep learning while staying motivated.

After my bachelor's degree, I decided to pursue my studies at Ynov Bordeaux in the Master's program in Game Design.

It was too hard for me to combine my studies with my job as a children’s activity leader, but like everyone else, I still needed a job. I chose to work at the supermarket near my house.

Life wasn’t easy, but I worked fewer hours and earned more money, so continuing my studies became easier.

Thanks to my mother’s support, I finally decided to pursue my dream of becoming a video game developer. Since I didn’t know much about the field, we decided to register me in a school for it. And that’s how I ended up at Ynov Bordeaux.

In the pursuit of my work as a Children’s activity leader, I decided to pass my B.A.F.A. (Brevet d'aptitude aux fonctions d'animateur / Certificate of aptitude for the functions of animator)

After I turned 18, I had no motivation to work, but my mother insisted (and thank her for that!). After many discussions with her, we finally found a job that I was at least a little motivated to do.

Becoming a children’s activity leader meant, for me, being like the person who helped me a lot when I was younger. It was also a chance to learn and grow in maturity.

I didn’t really know what to do after high school. I still wasn’t sure about make video games, so I decided to go to university. I chose History because I liked history and mythology, even though I wasn’t very good at the subject in high school. I thought it was a better idea than choosing a subject I was good at but didn’t enjoy.

The year I got the famous diploma.