Master retinoscopy, subjective refraction and clinical refraction skills for clinic and retail work.

Duration: 1 year (typical); can be structured as 1 year full-time or 2 semesters. Some institutes run 6–12 month accelerated certificates; our diploma follows a full practical schedule (lab + clinical attachments).

Hands-on dispensing, frame fitting & lens selection for retail optical practice.

Duration: 6–12 months (typical diploma/certificate formats exist), with practical dispensing labs and real-case fittings.

Fast-track professional training to become a competent dispensing optician.

Duration: 3–6 months (intensive) or modular evening/weekend classes.

Clinical training to assist ophthalmologists with diagnostics, imaging and patient care.

Duration: 1–2 years (many reputable programs follow a 2-year diploma model with clinical rotations).

Focused program on refraction techniques and spectacle prescription verification.

Duration: 6–12 months depending on intensity; includes supervised clinical refraction hours.

Combined refraction + dispensing training for versatile optical technicians

Duration: 1 year (modular) — combines the refraction and dispensing practicals.