Skills Development & Short Courses

Al-Faisal Center of the Blind offers various skill-building short courses for blind and low-vision individuals. These programs help both students and adults gain essential life, vocational, and digital skills for personal independence and employment.

Courses We Offer

Blind student using a computer in the lab

Computer & Assistive Technology

Training with screen readers (JAWS, NVDA), Microsoft Office, and online tools. Courses are for students and adults. We have separate computer labs for boys and girls.

Students learning Braille literacy

Braille Literacy

Learn to read and write using Braille. This course builds independence in reading textbooks, signs, and personal writing.

Visually impaired student practicing telephone operation

Telephone Operating

Learn to handle landline and mobile call systems. Ideal for receptionist or support desk roles in offices and organizations.

Blind girls learning to cook safely in a supervised kitchen

Cooking & Kitchen Skills

Special cooking classes for girls to safely cook using stoves and appliances. Focus on hygiene, confidence, and daily life independence.

Blind girls practicing stitching and crafts

Vocational Handicrafts

Sewing, embroidery, crafts, and home-based business skills. Many girls generate income through these skills from home.

Blind student using a white cane during mobility training

Orientation & Mobility

White cane skills and indoor/outdoor navigation for safe, independent movement. Available for children and adult learners.

Blind students playing accessible chess game

Accessible Sports & Games

We organize accessible games like chess. In future, we plan to add more inclusive sports to boost confidence, fitness, and fun.

Course Details

  • Schedule: June to August (Summer Vacations)
  • Separate Classes: Boys and girls sections and labs
  • Who Can Join: Blind and low-vision children & adults
  • Certification: Provided on successful completion

To register, visit our Admissions or Contact page for details.