Gain Expertise in Optical Refraction
Training Program for Medical-Sanitary Technician in Optics and Refraction
Program Overview
If you're passionate about helping people see better, this three-year Optical Refraction program will give you the skills to diagnose and manage vision disorders. With a mix of scientific learning, hands-on training, and real-world experience, you'll be ready for a successful career in optometry and eye care.
Program Structure
Year
Heading
Knowledge and skills
1st Year
Understanding the Basics
Learn how the human eye works with courses in anatomy, physiology, and microbiology.
Build a solid foundation with math, physics, and chemistry.
Develop first aid and basic nursing skills to assist patients.
Get an introduction to the field through hospital internships.
2nd Year
Sharpening Your Skills
Study optometry and refraction science in depth.
Get hands-on experience with optical instruments and vision testing techniques.
Learn how to analyze and correct visual defects, including contact lens fitting.
Apply your knowledge through clinical internships in optometry practices and community health programs.
3rd Year
Specializing & Preparing for Your Career
Master advanced vision correction techniques for complex cases.
Work on a research project to deepen your expertise.
Gain real-world experience through internships in optical workshops and vision care centers.
Career Opportunities
With specialized training in Optical Refraction, you'll have a wide range of career options in the healthcare and vision care industry.
Where You Can Work
Optical clinics & vision centers – Assist patients in diagnosing and correcting vision problems.
Community health programs – Bring eye care to underserved areas.
Optical product companies – Work with the latest eyewear and vision correction products.
Research institutions – Contribute to advancements in optometry and eye health.
Job Roles You Can Pursue
Optical Refraction Technician – Help assess and correct vision issues.
Optometric Assistant – Support eye doctors in diagnosing and treating patients.
Community Vision Health Worker – Promote eye care awareness in public health programs.
Expected Salary
Experience
Knowledge and Skills
Entry Level
250,000 - 450,000 XAF per month
Experienced Professionals
Up to 900,000 - 1,200,000 XAF per month
Additional Requirements
Pass an entrance exam or interview.
Provide academic transcripts, ID, and a motivation letter.
Submit a medical fitness certificate to ensure you’re ready for the role.
Required Diploma
Students with a High School Diploma (Baccalaureate) in Science (Biology, Chemistry, or related fields).
Language Proficiency
Fluency in French and/or English (the program’s official languages).
Age Limit
You should be 18 to 30 years old.
Why Choose This Program?
Growing Demand for Eye Care Experts
High demand for vision care professionals in hospitals, clinics, and research.
Training in the Latest Eye Care Techniques
Cutting-edge training in refraction, optometry, and eye health technology.
Real-World Experience from Day One
Hands-on experience with real patients and optical labs.
Career with Endless Opportunities
Exciting career growth in the fast-evolving field of vision care.
