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triOS Supports Growth of Tiny Titans by Supplying Interns and Grads

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Tiny Titans, a London-based gaming studio owned and operated by game developer Jeff Evans, has seen significant amount of success lately, landing a spot on Apple’s best new games list with their two newest releases Dash Quest and Tap Smiths.

 
triOS College Business Technology Healthcare feels a close connection with the studio, as they offer Tiny Titans a place to operate within their London campus, in addition to preparing them with highly trained video game interns and graduates.

 
“We’re pleased to be able to support the growth of this local London studio by providing studio space and an opportunity for our students to get start in the gaming industry” says Stuart Bentley, President of triOS.
The college offers diploma programs in Video Game Design and Development, Video Game Design Technologies, Applications Developer, Web Technology Specialist, among many others across five faculties.

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