The main objective is to present and education through esports and promote the esports in a educational environment, constructing political public programs, in fact there is a lot already in action within WESCO team and some governs. 

As Head of Education Commission, Mr. Daniel Cordoba, from Spain, under the Umbrella of VP of Education and Olympic Movement, Mr. Mario Ramirez, from Mexico, has developed the program and guidelines that will make the commission works towards what will be the best practices and policy for WESCO, as follows:

 

OG: Provide the best educational tools and training to qualitatively empower members of the Esports ecosystem.

 

SO1 Evaluate and monitor the development of the Esports ecosystem and its socioeconomic impact.

 

        1.1 Creation of an Esports observatory

-   Academic body

-   Lines of investigation

-   Publications

- Academic alliances

- Cluster alliances

           

SO2 Promote the development of Esports through educational actions

           

        2.1 WESCO in Company - Consulting

        2.2 Detection and promotion of talent

        2.3 Elementary WESCO (for schools and institutes)

        2.4 Internal database of accredited Professionals (Geolocation, Expertise, Academic Degree, Language).

 

SO3 Develop a training and accreditation system that allows Esports stakeholders to identify their degree of professional competence.

 

        3.1 WESCO Academy

- Gamers (judo)

- Trainers (3 levels)

- Judges (3 levels

- Developers

- Organizers.

 

        3.2 WESCO Academy network / certification

- Training Entities

 

        3.3 WESCO Accreditation (web)

- To students training entities

- WESCO platform

- Externally searchable database

 

- Duration 3 years. Renewal by continuous training.

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