This micro skills course from NHS Health Education England describes the anatomy of the outer ear and the tympanic membrane (ear drum). It goes on to explain how sound is collected and directed down the ear canal and, in turn, its effects on the tympanic membrane.

This micro skills course from NHS Health Education England will introduce the learner to the range of assistive technologies and considerations regarding its use.

This micro skills course from NHS Health Education England covers the care, maintenance and calibration of audiometers. It considers aspects of audiometer care which, while often overlooked, are important if reliable, accurate results and long trouble-free service are to be obtained from the instrument.

This micro skills course from NHS Health Education England will introduce the learner to sign language and its use in communicating with Deaf people.

This micro skills course from NHS Health Education England should explain the mechanisms underlying dizziness, vertigo and imbalance. The symptoms and signs associated with these common disorders together with their management will be outlined.

This micro skills course from NHS Health Education England details the physical components of a hearing aid and outlines how a hearing aid works. Hearing aid features such as the volume control, telecoil and direct audio input are also covered. By the end of this micro skills course from NHS Health Education England, you should be able to describe the basic workings of a hearing aid and be able to identify common features. You may find it helpful to have a number of different hearing aids, both analogue and digital, in front of you whilst completing this micro skills course from NHS Health Education England.