Dubai-based company to integrate gaming into school curriculum for student skill development

A Dubai-based company is set to introduce gaming into the school curriculum. Unesportsity, a platform offering a wide range of gaming-related products, is testing a program aimed at teaching students as young as three.

"We aim to show that gaming can drive economic growth and help gamers enhance their skills," said Dr. Adil Alzarooni, founder of CapiZona Ventures, which operates Unesportsity. "their goal is to introduce gaming in a positive and valuable way in schools and universities, eventually integrating it into a curriculum focused on skill development."

A project is set to be launched at Citizens School, where Dr. Adil serves as chairman. "Our goal is to make education more enjoyable while subtly integrating skills into students' minds," he said.

Many of the skills developed through gaming can be useful in everyday life. Through this program, they hope students can cultivate skills that will benefit them in the future, whether or not they pursue gaming professionally.