A series of videos demonstrating the accessible technology blind and partially sighted people use to perform tasks in the workplace as well as their fully sighted colleagues.
If you have completed our free introductory course, Vision Impairment: Starting the Conversation, or would like a more advanced training programme there are a range of different options that might suit you.
VIEW has a range of courses available to help you further develop your knowledge about children with a vision impairment..
Partners in Learning – Advanced Certificate for education support staff
The course is suitable for any education professional that works with vision impaired children and young people. Professionals who have undertaken the course include teachers, teaching assistants, support workers and early years practitioners.
The course will enable you to develop:
Understanding of vision impairment and its implications for social and educational development.
A range of skills and techniques to enhance your professional practice.
Professional relationships with children and young people which promotes their independence and engages them in planning and decision making.
Vision impairment and complex needs in children and young people
This course is designed and available to students from any background – education, care or health.
The course is suitable for professionals and parents, interested in facilitating development in children and young people who have vision impairment and complex needs.
This course focuses specifically on children and young people who, have learning difficulties and other special needs or disabilities alongside their vision impairment.
Find out about our Education Information Advice and Guidance Service, and how it can support blind and partially sighted students to get the most out of their education.
Discover what vision impairment is, the key facts, and insights into what the world can look like from the perspective of a blind/partially sighted student.
Discover a range of resources, guidance and training for professionals working with blind and partially sighted students in secondary, further and higher education.
Thomas Pocklington Trust Student Support Community
This online community is for blind and partially sighted students, family and friends, education providers and other staff in the sector. It forms a supportive environment where relevant news, advice, questions and pieces of work can be shared to enable students with visual impairments to get the most out of their time at university.