Therefore, obtaining a license is not usually possible. Suitability for all sports is pretty much by trial and error. Indoor sports are preferable because of lighting and protection from the sun, although involvement in athletics can prove to be beneficial. Outdoor ball sports can sometimes prove to be difficult. Of course, there are many other areas of involvement that can be explored in any sport, other than direct participation, for example, administrative and support roles.
School can be more difficult for a child with albinism because of their vision problems.
The difficulties that will arise include blackboard or whiteboard work, small print in books, lighting, social interaction and limited information available to teachers. However, most students can function in a mainstream or regular classroom environment, provided the school gives specific attention to their special needs. A variety of aids is available to help children with vision impairment and your state's Blind Society may provide advice and information. Primary and High School support for vision impaired students, is usually available from a visiting teacher. In some states, this support is also available to pre-school children.