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Game On for Esports Jobs: 65% Globally Demand More Education and Career Pathways for Pro Gaming
The survey also found 54% see professional gaming as a legitimate career path, while support varies sharply by age and country.
- A new global Logitech PRO Series Survey released today reveals that 65% of people support formal education pathways for esports careers, reflecting a growing shift toward viewing professional gaming as a legitimate profession.
- While 54% of respondents globally now accept professional gaming as a career, opinions vary significantly by region and age, with 74% of Baby Boomers in China viewing it as legitimate compared to just 20% in Germany.
- Respondents cite financial risk , industry competitiveness , and lack of societal support as primary barriers, as many continue to view gaming as a hobby rather than a valid career route.
- Almost half of people think schools should include esports classes in the curriculum, while 33% suggest more professional training facilities would enhance the career's perceived respectability.
- Derek Perez, global communications gaming lead at Logitech, noted this research shows how far esports has come as "a genuine path to personal and professional success" for aspiring professionals.
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Game On for esports jobs: 65% globally demand more education and career pathways for pro gaming
LAUSANNE, Switzerland & San Jose, Calif, USA, May 13th, 2026, GamingWire A global study, commissioned by Logitech G released today reveals almost two-thirds of people worldwide (65%) support more formal
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