Learn more about life at Specsavers
Specsavers have launched a virtual work experience programme for people to learn more about our Support Office careers. It’ll help provide an insight into the type of careers you can have at Specsavers and can be can be completed in 8-10 hours.
Paul joined Specsavers 10 years ago after moving from a London-based role. Today, a self-confessed Lego and NFL fanatic, he talks about how proud he is to work at Specsavers and his role as Head of Availability.
Hear Naomi talk about her experience joining Specsavers as a Maintenance Engineer Apprentice, the training and culture of Specsavers. If you’re looking to kick-start a career in engineering then explore Specsavers apprenticeships.
Want to learn more about tech careers at Specsavers? Meet James and learn about his career in tech and journey to Specsavers.
Matt talks about why working in technology at Specsavers is the right place for his career. Learn more about how we supports his team and what he gets up to in his spare time.
Meet Adam who moved into the Specsavers Global Data team in January. With a background in digital product management and user experience, data is an exciting new challenge for him.
Cheryl Northwood is an optometrist in a Home Visits team based in Nottinghamshire. Four years ago, she moved from working in a store to domiciliary. She shares what it’s like to do the job.
Kristina started working at Specsavers as a Dispensing Optician in 2005 and is now an Associate Product Owner for an IT system.
Meet Aaron Fogg, he started his Specsavers life working part-time 16 hours a week, as a customer service advisor. Fast forward 12 years and he’s our Head of Frames, Merchandising and Accessories.
To mark World Down Syndrome Day on 21st March, we’ve announced our particpation in DSI’s National Employment Programme. The programme aims to break down barriers and encourage employers across Ireland to consider adults with Down syndrome for roles. The theme for World Down Syndrome Day this year is “With Us Not for Us”, focusing on […]
