Most courses require registration, when you will be given a username and password. Descriptions of the courses and how to register are shown below.
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The course has been designed to provide specialist training for qualified teachers of children and young people with vision impairment (QTVIs) who wish to extend their knowledge, understanding and skills in teaching braille to children and young people.
Apply for this course or find out more.
This short course is designed specifically for people supporting children and young people who, as well as visual impairment, also have learning difficulties and other special needs or disabilities.
The course is suitable for students from any background – education, care or health. It is suitable for professionals and parents, in fact, anyone who is interested in facilitating development in children and young people who have visual impairment and complex needs.
The course has been designed to provide specialist training for qualified teachers of children and young people with vision impairment (QTVIs) who wish to extend their knowledge, understanding and skills in teaching braille to children and young people.
Apply for this course or find out more.
Prepare for Success: best practice for preparing modified in-house assessments, a training resource from RNIB and VIEW.
There are two parts:
You may opt to do the first part only or both parts. (Access to the second part requires completion of the first part.)
Count me in from a DVD by RNIB, Copyright RNIB 2009
A collection of video clips for use by education professionals
This resource is for VIEW members and requires password access - obtainable through the VIEW administrator.
Access arrangements for sensory impaired exam candidates
This course is currently undergoing review.
This course is available to VIEW members on the VIEW site.
The aim of the course is to support the training needs of professionals and parents in order to increase the range, and improve the quality of learning opportunities available to children and young people with visual impairment.
This is a short course to provide focussed training sessions. The material is based on content from the Effective teaching of braille literacy course.
Apply for this course or find out more.
The VIEW conference of 2022 presented online as speaker presentations, member contributions, exhibitor information and discussion areas. The site is now focussed on CFVI presentation material.
This conference requires registration and password access - obtainable through the VIEW administrator.
The main purpose of these materials is to offer guidelines to Qualified Teachers of the Deaf (QToDs) and others who write examinations or who modify the language for the benefit of deaf candidates.
Apply for this course or find out more on the BATOD website.