Events

When:  Monday 24th June from 10am to 4pm Where: Turnmills, 63 Turnmill Street, London, EC1M 5RR (Nearest station: Farringdon) Who: Visually impaired university students and graduates   Join us for a fantastic day at Publicis Sapient, a global digital transformation consultancy. During the event, you will gain insight into the various aspects 

  When: Wednesday 12th June from 11am to 3pm Where: Enterprise Mobility, Enterprise House, Vicarage Rd, Egham, TW20 9FB (1hr by train from London Waterloo) Who: Visually impaired university students and graduates Join us for a fantastic day at Enterprise Mobility’s Head Office in Egham!  Find out more about the organisation, their graduate scheme and the various 

We have an exciting opportunity that BIB has come across in the tech industry, which will greatly benefit you! BIB is thrilled to announce that we will host a webinar with Computacentre -a leading independent technology and services provider, trusted by large corporate and public sector organisations. This webinar is for visually impaired blind individuals interested in 

Tuesday 12th December 2023 at 5-6pm: Online Exceeded Expectations Parent Workshop You will gain an insight into the academic and employment journey of blind and visually impaired young professionals. This is an opportunity to hear their views and ask questions about their education, finding work, technology, and more. (For everyone, 

Blind in Business is committed to providing essential resources and support for blind and partially sighted people looking for work. In 2023, we hosted a series of ‘Introduction to the Employment Service’ webinars, and we are delighted to announce that we’ll be running these webinars in 2024. During this informative 

Everyone at Blind in Business are excited to share that Tesco have committed to helping our students participate in instore work experience in 2024. Tesco, the UK’s largest grocery retailer, have the bold ambition of providing 200,000 work experience and employer encounters especially for Special Educational Needs (SEND) students. They