TechEye Gamers are less likely to go to university, but will still be employedTechSpotInterestingly, the activity does not reduce the likelihood that a 16-year-old would be in a professional or managerial job at 33. The study found that that reading enhances the likelihood that teenagers will go to study...

TechEye Gamers less likely to go to universityTHINQ.co.ukDespite the lower chance of higher education, Taylor found that gaming had no impact on careers. Those who enjoyed computer games were no less likely to take on professional or managerial posts at the age of 33. A link between reading and...

Techwatch Eighties gamers were less likely to go to universityTechwatchIn a rather department of stating the bleeding obvious style, the research also found that those who read for pleasure as a teenager were more likely to have secured a managerial or professional role by the age of 33. Boys had a 58%...

The Guardian Computer gamers less likely to go to university, research showsThe GuardianReading was also linked to careers success, as the research finds 16-year-olds who read books at least once a month were significantly more likely to be in a professional or managerial job at 33 than those who...