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Occupationl Vision Screening Face-to-Face Training with ETI

Occupational Vision Screening Face-to-Face with ETI

R7,390.00 Excl VAT

NB! Please ensure you meet the Entry Requirements for this course, listed below, before purchasing this course.

Training Method:
Face-to-face training in Queenswood, Pretoria, Gauteng

Description

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Course Details
Certificate of Competence: For Vision Screening Practitioners and Vision Screening Assistants
Developed and delivered by Education for Health Africa in collaboration with ETI

We are excited to bring our usual high-quality courses to you in collaboration with EDUPLEX, delivered face to face at their premises. Our existing courses will continue to run as normal through our blended learning platform. These face to face sessions are an additional offering, designed to complement our online learning by providing learners with the opportunity for in-person interaction and practical engagement.

Face-to-Face Training in Collaboration with Eduplex Training Institute (ETI)

Course Outline
  • 80 hours in total
  • Aligned to QCTO requirements
  • Aligned to SAQA Unit Standard 116505
  • 30 Level 1 Clinical at NQF Level 5
  • Equips healthcare and occupational health professionals with the practical skills and underpinning knowledge required to perform accurate, consistent, and defensible occupational vision screening
Training Available
  • Face-to-face training available in Queenswood, Pretoria (Gauteng)
  • Available as onsite training
  • 3-day, in-person training programme
  • Offered in a blended learning format:
    • Online theory component
    • 1-day in-person practical session and practical exam
What You Will Learn

On achieving competence, learners will be able to do the following within their scope of practice:

  • Prepare vision screening equipment and the testing environment
  • Conduct workplace vision screening tests according to standard protocols
  • Identify unreliable or invalid test results
  • Interpret the vision screening test result*
  • Record and report vision screening findings accurately in accordance with prescribed procedures
  • Manage vision screening records in line with workplace requirements*

* (Interpretation and clinical decision-making are excluded for Vision Screening Assistants)

All learners complete the same training, but assistants and practitioners are assessed against different competency standards aligned to their scope of practice.

Minimum Entry Requirements
Vision Screening Practitioner
  • Professional Registration with SANC, HPCSA or SAMA
  • Access to an Occupational Health Clinic
Vision Screening Assistant
  • Grade 12 / NQF Level 4 qualification or higher
  • Access to an Occupational Health Clinic
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