Where Ambitions Level Up
You were never meant to choose between the game and the grade.
Real school.
Real rank.
Eastwood Global has partnered with GOSU Academy, a global leader in esports and gaming education that has trained more than 35,000 students across the GCC, North America, Europe and India. GOSU Academy is now the official esports education partner for Eastwood Global, delivering the full esports curriculum, coaching, and community program to Eastwood students.
This is not a new elective bolted onto an existing timetable. It is the same model Eastwood Global already built for its elite student athletes: live small classes, flexible scheduling, and a structure that works around a student's training calendar rather than against it. Now extended to competitive gamers.
Real school,
real rank
A fully accredited academic education. Not a gaming club with homework attached. One of only seven schools in the world allowed by the IB to deliver the Diploma fully online.
Built around your schedule
The timetable moves around training and competition, not the other way around. Live classes, 1:12 class ratio, the same model already used for Eastwood's elite student athletes.
Coached by people who play
Esports coaching from GOSU-certified instructors who have played and coached at a real competitive level.
A squad, not
just a class
A branded online community with weekly gaming events and mini-tournaments for every enrolled student.
Coached by people who play
Lukas Sankala
Head of Esports and Operations | GOSU Academy
Former professional FPS coach and one of the first esports teachers in Scandinavia at senior high school level. More than a decade across esports coaching and education, with tailored coaching programs designed for more than 25 American universities.
Sebestyén "sebi" András
Lead CS2 Coach | GOSU Academy
Eighteen years as a professional player, coach and analyst, including work with ENCE. Still an active player, and now runs the largest regional CS2 academy in Central Europe.
Built for students aged 14 to 19
The program launches with a pilot semester of 14 sessions, continuing into the full academic year.