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Free Residential Course - Working Well with Sight Loss

The course is designed for anyone who is blind or partially sighted and aims to boost confidence, improve tech skills, and empower attendees to feel ready for the world of work. The course takes place at their office in London with accommodation provided nearby. The course, accommodation, food, and travel are fully-funded by TPT. 

What to Expect - Over three days in London, you will work in small groups with others who understand the challenges of sight loss, learning to: 

  • Master technology that makes job searching and working easier 

  • Write stronger applications and search for jobs effectively 

  • Tackle interviews with confidence and manage nerves. 

  • Explore what is new in assistive technology and how it could help you in your role 

  • Make friends and have fun! 

Application for Working Well With Sight Loss residential is via the online form and if you wish to contact the team and discuss any queries, they are available via employment@pocklington.org.uk.  

The deadline for applications is 4th May. 

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