RNIB Course – Getting Started with the CFVI: Sharing Good Practice and Experiences (Part 3)

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Thursday 6th June 2024 – 4–5.30pm

You are invited to join us for the next in the series of CFVI focused CPD sessions,

Feedback from participants who attended the last two CFVI CPD sessions in November 2023 and February 2024 identified a strong desire for collaborative working and highlighted that the sharing of experiences is something they would welcome. We have therefore structured the next session in response to this feedback.

The session will focus on the sharing of resources that are being drawn upon in implementing particular areas of the CFVI. It will be structured around the eleven areas of the CFVI with participants invited in advance to select two areas that they would welcome discussion with, and sharing of resources with other colleagues in the field.

• You need to sign up for this training by Monday 13th May. (Please note that participant numbers will be limited to 300 on this occasion).
• Pre-select two CFVI areas that you would like to discuss.
• Come prepared to share your working practices in the areas you have selected and any resources you have found useful.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Book your place now!

Booking is open for this event! Book your place now at: Training for professionals supporting learners with visual impairments | RNIB.

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