When a child is born, one of the first things they do is open their eyes, little do they know how sight will control their lives. Children's eyesight develops from focusing on toys, following parents and being attracted to lights and colours.
Eye conditions also develop in the early stages of childhood. From a young age, I grew up with an eye condition known as strabismus, only now do I know how my sight has been affected. Being slightly myopic, I became more intrigued in optics after being advised to wear glasses and realised when tiredness took over; when the spectacles were neglected, the intermittent exotropia misalignment (previously esotropia) in my left eye becomes more apparent. From this I have come to understand the importance of …show more content…
By observing employees at BAE Systems, I discovered what it was like to work as an engineer and understood the need for accuracy when carrying out tests. Moreover, when methadone dependent patients came into the pharmacy, the accuracy of medication dosage was emphasised. Whilst shadowing the pharmacy staff, I realised why excellent communication and patient confidentiality is essential in every aspect of a health care profession.
In addition, by volunteering at events such as open days, parent evenings and charity functions for Human Appeal, I have come to recognise why leadership skills are needed. I was also a chemistry ambassador where I had to tutor students on a weekly basis whilst balancing my A Level studies, being a Prefect and undertaking school Librarian duties. By doing so, I was able to enhance my time management and organisational skills. My interpersonal skills and confidence have also developed a considerable amount after completing a seven week Public Speaking Course. Through acquiring these experiences and skills, I will be able to work efficiently with members of the optical
Eye conditions also develop in the early stages of childhood. From a young age, I grew up with an eye condition known as strabismus, only now do I know how my sight has been affected. Being slightly myopic, I became more intrigued in optics after being advised to wear glasses and realised when tiredness took over; when the spectacles were neglected, the intermittent exotropia misalignment (previously esotropia) in my left eye becomes more apparent. From this I have come to understand the importance of …show more content…
By observing employees at BAE Systems, I discovered what it was like to work as an engineer and understood the need for accuracy when carrying out tests. Moreover, when methadone dependent patients came into the pharmacy, the accuracy of medication dosage was emphasised. Whilst shadowing the pharmacy staff, I realised why excellent communication and patient confidentiality is essential in every aspect of a health care profession.
In addition, by volunteering at events such as open days, parent evenings and charity functions for Human Appeal, I have come to recognise why leadership skills are needed. I was also a chemistry ambassador where I had to tutor students on a weekly basis whilst balancing my A Level studies, being a Prefect and undertaking school Librarian duties. By doing so, I was able to enhance my time management and organisational skills. My interpersonal skills and confidence have also developed a considerable amount after completing a seven week Public Speaking Course. Through acquiring these experiences and skills, I will be able to work efficiently with members of the optical