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Meet Sam Craig our Director of Frame Development. Sam joined Specsavers as the pandemic hit, working remotely has it’s challenges but it hasn’t stopped Sam getting fully embedded into our unique culture, something we are quite proud of.
Molly Brackpool is now a fully qualified Hearing Aid Dispenser after studying for a foundation degree with De Montfort University as part of her Specsavers audiology apprenticeship
Diabetes is on the increase with one in 10 people predicted to have the condition by 2030. However, if left untreated, type 2 diabetes can damage the heart, kidneys, feet and eyes – and in some cases even lead to diabetic retinopathy which can cause sight loss.
Helen Elliott’s Specsavers career began as an Optical Assistant. Nine years and an audiology degree later, Helen’s now running her own business as a Specsavers Audiology Partner
Krushil joined Specsavers as a Financial Shared Services Analyst during his placement year and decided that Specsavers was the company he wanted to build his career with – and has now been with us for nearly five years!
When Rosie was 18 years old, she hit a crossroad and had no idea what she wanted to do in the future and then she found optics and hasn’t looked back since.
Specsavers to open more than 200 stores by 2024 to become market leader in Canada.
Today is World Menopause Day – a chance to raise awareness of menopause and perimenopause along with the support options available for improving health and wellbeing.
Inclusivity is essential for our colleague’s wellbeing and sense of belonging, so over the coming months, we’re introducing two more genders and a gender-neutral title to our systems.
Chloe has gone from working in one of our stores to our support offices with plenty of learning & development opportunities along the way – ALL supported by Specsavers!
