LEVEL UP CAREER ENGAGEMENT.

Introduce your students to fun, industry-informed games that bring career exploration to life.

They’ll step inside high-demand industry environments, practice on-the-job skills, uncover their interests and strengths, and connect to companies and pathways right where they live.

Current STATE Challenges for October and November 2026

CAREER EXPLORATION THAT FITS YOUR CLASSROOM.

Play in minutes. Students can log on to Skillionaire Games and start playing. Ideal for a 10–30 minute activity or longer.


Go Deeper With THE EASY-TO-USE Dashboard

  • Assign gameplay by level. Connect games to a learning unit or class assignment.

  • Add resources and assessments. Assign industry overviews and exit assessments.

  • Track and discuss. Review reports on student gameplay, interests, and skills to guide career conversations.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

Maker Mojo brings advanced manufacturing career exploration into your classroom through industry-informed gameplay. It’s an engaging way to reach students who like to build, design, fix things, or figure out how they work.

As they play, students can:

  • Explore careers involving robotics, automation, engineering, and welding.

  • Try job-related tasks and learn the language of the industry.

  • Discover how advanced manufacturing shapes products they use every day.

  • Find local companies, education pathways, and career opportunities.

Students get to see what the work is like and decide what sparks their interest.

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WHAT IT TEACHES:
Maker Mojo connects engineering and manufacturing concepts to the full production process. Students explore how prototyping, materials, automation, maintenance, quality checks, cybersecurity, and sustainability shape the way products are made. Along the way, they practice problem-solving and systems thinking.

HEALTHCARE

Healing Agent brings healthcare career exploration into your classroom through interactive, simulation-based gameplay. It’s an engaging way to reach students who enjoy caring for others, solving problems, or putting science to work.

As they play, students can:

  • Explore careers in patient care, diagnostics, nutrition, rehabilitation, and other healthcare fields.

  • Try job-related tasks across different care settings.

  • See how healthcare teams use science and technology to make patient-care decisions.

  • Connect with local companies, education pathways, and career opportunities.

Students get to see how many different roles contribute to a patient’s care and discover which ones interest them.

WHAT IT TEACHES:
Students work through patient-care decisions, from checking vital signs and collecting samples to vaccinations, nutrition, treatment, and recovery. They also see how diagnostic testing, health data and technology, support services, and biotechnology contribute to care.

CYBERSECURITY

Cyber Watchdog brings cybersecurity career exploration into your classroom through simulation-based gameplay. It’s an engaging way to reach students who like solving problems, spotting patterns, or figuring out how technology works.

As they play, students can:

  • Explore careers in cybersecurity, IT, software, and network technology.

  • Investigate threats and make decisions about how to respond.

  • See what it takes to protect data, organizations, and critical systems.

  • Find local companies, education pathways, and career opportunities.

Students get to see cybersecurity as a field of people solving problems, not just computers and code.

WHAT IT TEACHES:
Students investigate threats such as phishing, malware, and ransomware, then see how different defenses and responses work. The game introduces network defense, incident response, digital forensics, AI-assisted cybersecurity, and the protection of critical infrastructure.

Life SCIENCES

Rad Lab brings life sciences career exploration into your classroom through industry-informed gameplay. Students see the jobs and processes behind medicines and medical devices, from the lab to manufacturing and delivery. It’s a way to reach students who enjoy science, technology, hands-on work, or figuring out how things get made.

As they play, students can:

  • Explore careers in research, biotechnology, manufacturing, quality, and logistics.

  • Try tasks based on real laboratory and biomanufacturing workflows.

  • Follow healthcare products from research through production and delivery.

  • Find local companies, education pathways, and career opportunities.

Students explore job descriptions, work environments, and skills across life sciences, connecting what they learn in class to careers that interest them.

WHAT IT TEACHES:
Students see why accurate measurements, temperature control, quality checks, automation, and careful handling matter from research through delivery. They also learn how safety and quality standards shape the way medicines and medical devices are made.