We had the opportunity to chat to Hazel Huxham, dispensing optician and practice manager at Specsavers Launceston about what initially attracted her to Specsavers, what she likes most about her role, and how her team have managed during the coronavirus pandemic. Hi Hazel, could you tell me a bit about your background in optics? I […]
This year’s PAC includes live, bookable webinars, a peer review, discussion workshops, CET quizzes, supplier drop-in sessions and ‘virtual’ exhibitions. Book today.
At Specsavers, we aim to make a positive difference to the lives of all and investing in our people and ensuring they are able to develop new skills and behaviours is an approach that’s always benefited our business and customers.
We know that recovering our business and getting back to record-breaking performance is going to be the job of a lifetime.
The situation in the UK can rapidly change, as we have seen most recently with the UK Government delaying some of the lockdown measures that were previously scheduled in the coming weeks.
The safety of our colleagues and customers is always the most important thing to us, so we’ve made some changes in-store to keep everyone safe.
Henna always knew she wanted a career in optics and thought attending a local sixth form college was the route for her. Fast forward 6 months and she decided it wasn’t for her so changed her approach and started a Lab Technician Apprentice with Specsavers.
Head of optometry development at Specsavers, Kiki Soteri tells us about the all-new career development course for optical professionals – titled Ascend Higher.
