After 7 years working in retail, I opted in a career change, started with a 2-year long course in game design. First year was about board games and general game design principles. The second year was video game oriented, the program included redacting concepts, game design documents, technical documentation, programming (with the game engines Construct 2 and Unreal Engine 4), testing and debugging.By the end of the course, I did an internship where I was able to put at profit my knowledge, but also had the opportunity to learn programming (without a game engine, using HTML/CSS/JS), a field that really piqued my interest. After that, I started self-learning C++, and with my interest growing, a took a short course (6 months) on video game programming, using mainly C# and Unity3D.This course confirmed my interest, so I followed with a year-long course on web and mobile application design and development, which allowed me to acquire news skills in programming and discover new languages.I got my diploma, and I am now looking for a permanent contract, or an apprenticeship (one year, for a master in fullstack development Java/Angular).Summary of my retraining:• Game design and développement- Game concept, game design documents, technical documentation- Programming with game engines (Construct 2, Unreal Engine with blueprints, Unity with C# scripting)- Tests and debugging- Practice for learning: game programming using C++ and raylib• Web interfaces: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap JavaScript, Node.js, React- Static and responsive web interfaces- Client-side and server-side javascript• Web development: PHP, Symfony- Database management using PDO- OOP- MVC design pattern• Web application development: JavaEE, Spring, Angular- OOP- Data persistence with Hibernate- Spring framework- Seen during internship: web technologies (apache, tomcat servers, jsp, jstl)• Cross-platform : Kotlin, Ionic- Android application with Kotlin- Cross-platform application using Ionic Ionic