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Valor Training Platform FAQ

FAQ of the Valor training platform.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

About Valor

What is the Valor Esports Training Platform?

Valor is an esports training platform for schools. It provides structured technical training programs, assessments, and wellbeing reporting so esports becomes a purposeful educational training program instead of just free play.

The Valor Esports training platform allows educators to train and coach students in esports without knowing how to play the game themself. View Valor Esports for more information.


Benefits

Schools

Why should schools invest in Valor?

Valor transforms esports from casual play into an educational enrichment program that improves engagement, retention, and student outcomes.

What measurable benefits do schools see?

  • Increased student engagement and attendance

  • Pathways into STEM and digital careers

  • Clear reporting to demonstrate skill acquisition value

  • Safer, structured environment compared to unmanaged free play

Teachers and Coaches

How does Valor support teachers who are not gamers?

Valor provides full training structures, so teachers only need to manage classroom learning and behavior. The esports expertise is built into the platform.

What benefits do teachers and coaches see?

  • Confidence to run programs without needing deep game knowledge

  • Onboarding and resources to save time and stress

  • Mentoring support if extra guidance is needed

  • Classroom management tools to keep students focused and engaged

Students

How does Valor benefit students beyond gaming?

Valor helps students build lifelong skills through esports, not just improve in-game performance.

What specific benefits do students gain?

  • Development of teamwork, leadership, and resilience

  • Measurable technical skill improvement in esports titles

  • Increased confidence and sense of belonging

  • Opportunities to explore STEM pathways and career skills

  • Positive, structured environment with reduced toxicity compared to casual play


Coaching Support

Do teachers need to be gamers to use Valor?

No, teachers do not need to know how to play the games. Valor provides the training structure, while teachers manage learning and behavior.

What support do teachers receive?

  • Onboarding sessions for staff

  • Access to guides and resources

  • Setup support for games

  • Optional mentoring for added confidence

  • Navigate to Platform Training for self guided support


Programs and Content

What games are supported?

Currently, the supported titles include:

  • Rocket League

  • Valorant

  • Marvel Rivals

  • Fortnite

More titles are being added based on demand.

How long are the programs?

Each program runs for 8 weeks, focusing on one skill per week. Students progress through beginner, intermediate, advanced, and pro levels. This makes up over 32 hours of training per game with drills available outside of the learning path programs.

What tracking mechanisms are available?

  • Skill benchmarking (mechanics, game sense, strategy)

  • Progress tracking for individuals and teams

  • Wellbeing and teamwork reports

  • Attendance and engagement tracking

  • Leaderboards for players


Technical Information

What are the platform access and compatibility details?

  • Web-based SaaS platform (no heavy installs needed)

  • Compatible with Windows, Mac, and Chromebooks

Student and teacher accounts are separate, with teacher dashboards used to manage progress.

Is Valor the game itself?

No, Valor is separate from the games. Think of it like a fitness app where students watch and follow the training, then perform it themselves in the game or in the guided exercises. The platform provides structured lessons, drills, and assessments, but the gameplay happens on a gaming device.

Do schools need to install anything extra?

  • Valor itself is web-based; no heavy installs are required.

  • Students still need the game installed on their devices, and devices must meet the minimum system requirements for each game.


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