Are you preparing your students for an AI-dominated future?
The future belongs to the uniquely human abilities AI can’t replicate: teamwork, problem-solving, creativity and resilience.
3 in 4 employers struggle to find graduates with essential durable skills
Demand for critical thinking, leadership, collaboration and communication is growing — and companies can't find them among young hires.
The soft skills debate is over
Explores the growing importance of durable skills in today's workforce — and why companies can't find them.
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Read articleDurable skills, explicitly developed and tracked
Durable skills, identified by the World Economic Forum, are what will truly prepare students for a world increasingly influenced by AI. Our after-school club engages students through video games while explicitly developing and tracking these critical 21st century skills — reported to you every term.
Our sample termly evaluation report.
One teacher. One hour a week. The devices you already have.
No gaming lab, no specialist coach and no fixed match days. DAIGON provides the structure, the session guides and the platform; your staff supervise. Most schools are ready in about a week.
- Devices: iPads, Chromebooks or laptopsReady
- Teacher walkthrough (15 minutes)Done
- Firewall and network checkPassed
- Safeguarding reviewApproved
- First session scheduledWeek 1
Don't just take our word for it
Results from the schools and associations already running DAIGON.
teams from 100+ schools across 40+ countries competed in the COBIS x DAIGON championship.
of students rated their DAIGON club experience "very enjoyable" or "absolutely amazing".
of participants said friendship bonds grew during DAIGON tournaments.
The esports competition wasn't just about winning; it was a valuable training ground for developing essential life skills. The pressure of competition honed students' critical thinking and strategic planning abilities. ISA intends esports to become a valuable addition to our annual competition calendar, supporting our schools to empower students to thrive in a digital age.
The vast majority of our participants had never represented the school in a competitive fixture before. Watching the teams discuss tactics and work collaboratively was wonderful to see — but it was also clear that friendships were being created and strengthened, and students' feelings of belonging, identity and their own importance as positive contributors were developed.
Despite research that confirms demand for skills like critical thinking, leadership, collaboration, and communication is growing, companies are struggling to find them among young hires.
Bring durable skills to your timetable
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