Curious Eyes: 3D Vision

A CREST SuperStar-inspired activity for children called Curious Eyes. It lets children explore how our eyes work, why humans have 3D vision, and how predators and prey see the world differently.

Through simple hands-on experiments with thumbs and soft balls, children can discover depth perception, visual development and evolution in a fun and interactive way.

Children can complete this and other activities to earn their CREST SuperStar Award, encouraging observation, patience, coordination, problem-solving and curiosity about STEM and vision science.

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Careers booklet: ‘Vision for your future’

Professional Development Framework: Guidance for the orthoptic workforce

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The BIOS Professional Development Framework is a resource that has been co-created by and for the orthoptic workforce following an extensive period of engagement with all layers of our clinical and student workforce. This is the first time that we have a profession specific resource which all individuals within the profession are able to use to identify existing skills and experience, as well as the learning and development needs required for continued personal professional development, at all career levels.

The aim of the Framework is to provide you with a resource which will enable personal growth to continue your professional development, it is not designed to navigate progression through specific pay bands or pay scales; although development facilitated through the use of this Framework may contribute to progression along a specific career path.

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Orthoptic lecturer posts: Guidance on your CV and how to demonstrate the essential criteria

Orthoptic lecturer posts: Guide to common essential and desirable criteria

Vision for your future: Orthoptic careers booklet

Orthoptist Career Profile

BIOS British and Irish Orthoptic Society. Logo includes eye in brand colours.

Careers postcards & leaflets

Careers poster: ‘I’m an orthoptist’