Occupational Vision Screening
R5,302.65 – R6,773.50 Incl VAT
Training Methods Available:
Hybrid Training, eLearning
Subjects:
Occupational Vision Screening
Description
Virtual live facilitator-led courses give you comprehensive training right from your own computer. Virtual Live Classroom (VLC) training provides hands-on learning, interactivity and participant engagement, all with the flexibility of learning from wherever you choose. Practical components are demonstrated whereafter the student completes the training requirements by gaining the necessary practical experience at a face-to-face practical training day that occurs on-site in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, George, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Windhoek, Harare, and other countries as required.
Learning utilising electronic technologies on any digital device to access educational curriculum outside of a traditional classroom. Convenience is one of the main reasons people love eLearning. Students learn at their own pace in their own time around other work and family commitments. Practical components are demonstrated whereafter the student completes the training requirements by gaining the necessary practical experience in a workplace of their choice.
This Occupational Vision Screening course is for people who are responsible for the performance of vision screening tests in the workplace. The course is registered as a unit standard at the South African Qualifications Authority as Unit standard 116505. Education for Health Africa’s course outline is based on QCTO proposed curriculum.
International health guidelines call for the routine use of vision screening in the workplace. To introduce or improve vision screening in African workplaces the course has been developed with the primary purpose of increasing knowledge, practice, awareness, and access to high quality vision screening on the African continent.
This module offers a flexible method of learning to meet the standards for safe and quality assured vision testing in the field of occupational health. Successful students will develop the competence to:
This short course is for people who are responsible for performing vision screening in an occupational setting and / or office that complies with current established occupational standards. The course will take an estimated 60 hours to complete as follows:
All training content is accessible online once proof of payment for the course is received. The training manual is not printable or downloadable. Printed hard copies of the training manual are available at an extra cost.
30 Clinical level 1 CEUs accredited with the South African Medical Association (SAMA) (on request only well in advance of training).
On successful completion of the training, learner swill be awarded 2 credits at NQF level 2
Additional information
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