Dear colleague,
Re: DSA Assessments: Clarification
for LEA Awards Officers
I would like to draw your attention to the
above RNIB training and development course, taking place here in Bristol on
Wednesday 9th November. We ran the same course in January this year and the
feedback was so positive that we are offering LEA Awards officers another chance
to attend.
This course will provide clarification for LEA Awards Officers regarding
DSA assessments for blind and partially sighted learners in higher education.
Course Content
Awareness of sight problems and the effect on learning
Overcoming barriers to learning for blind and partially sighted
learners
Learning from the perspective of a person with sight loss
DSA assessments - learning needs
DSA assessments - enabling technology
DDA Part IV - implications for people with disabilities.
Course
Presenter
Lee Smith, RNIB post-compulsory education
and training officer
Who should attend?
The course will be invaluable for LEA Awards Officers involved in
administering DSA assessments.
Venue: RNIB,
Bristol
Time: 10.00am to 2.00pm
Cost:
£65.00
Many of our courses can also be customised to suit the needs
of individual organisations. In addition, we are pleased to work in partnership
to provide individual training courses to meet specific
requirements.
I hope you will find this
course of interest to you.
For further details, please
contact:
Rebecca Thurgur
Course Co-ordinator
RNIB South West
Employment and Lifelong Learning
10 Still House
Lane
Bedminster
Bristol BS3 4EB
Tel: 0117 953 7750
Fax: 0117 953
7751
Direct line: 0117 934 1704
For further information on courses go to:
www.rnib.org.uk/training
"Work Matters to blind and partially sighted
people. The RNIB Work Matters campaign is urging government, service providers
and employers to recognise and harness the abilities of people with sight loss.
To support this campaign, visit our website and sign our charter on
www.rnib.org.uk/workmatters."
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