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SeeWay is a trusted companion for navigating vision changes or vision loss. Whether you're looking for practical tools, emotional support, or ways to stay independent, we're here to help every step of the way.

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Enjoy using your devices, build confidence and stay connected to technology.

Your phone, tablet, and computer can make everyday life easier and more connected, and even more so when living with low vision. SeeWay's online skills course helps you learn what your devices can do and how to use them.

Join a friendly, like-minded community of learners across six interactive, virtual sessions hosted fortnightly by SeeWay instructor Pascal.

SeeWay's online skills training is broken down into different topics, focusing on key areas for using your devices. You can jump into as many or as few sessions as you like. You’ll receive regular emails letting you know about upcoming sessions. Simply choose the topics which interest you and click the link in the email to join the live tutorial.

Though the sessions are designed to be completed in order, the course is flexible. Start learning at the point which suits you - the course is run on a loop, so any session you miss will always be held again later. After completing the course, you'll receive a certificate of completion in recognition of your new online skills.

If one of the sessions doesn’t interest you, there’s no obligation to complete all of them. If there is another topic of interest to you, please get in touch with us to discuss how we might be able to accommodate you.

"My phone is now my ‘third hand’, and it helps me stay independent."

Watch Angela's story of using technology to navigate life with glaucoma.

Frequently Asked Questions

In simple words, any skill which helps you to operate digital devices such as smartphones, tablets, or computers. For example, knowing how to use Facebook, make video calls, or use accessibility features to make your screen easier to read with low vision.

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