Accessibility training for teams and organisations
AbilityNet provides accessibility training for organisations that want to improve digital accessibility skills, strengthen compliance and create more inclusive customer experiences.
Training can be tailored to different teams, including designers, developers, content authors, testers, project managers, product teams and senior leaders.
Training formats
- Live online workshops
- Face-to-face training
- Blended learning programmes
- Recorded learning resources
- Organisation-wide accessibility awareness sessions
What your teams will learn
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
- Inclusive design principles
- Accessibility testing techniques
- Creating accessible content and documents
- Embedding accessibility into projects and governance
Why invest in accessibility training?
- Improve digital accessibility skills across teams
- Reduce accessibility-related risks
- Support compliance requirements
- Create better experiences for disabled customers and colleagues
- Build long-term accessibility maturity
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What happens next?
- Tell us about your accessibility training requirements.
- We'll review your goals and recommend suitable options.
- You'll receive a tailored quotation.
- We'll help you plan a training programme that fits your organisation.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the training suitable for?
Accessibility training can be tailored for designers, developers, content authors, testers, project managers, product teams, customer-facing teams and senior leaders. We can create learning programmes for specific roles or deliver organisation-wide accessibility awareness training.
Can training be customised?
Yes. Training can be adapted to your organisation's goals, policies, digital services and current level of accessibility maturity. We can recommend a programme that aligns with your accessibility objectives and priorities.
What accessibility standards does the training cover?
Training can cover the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), inclusive design principles, accessibility testing techniques, accessible content creation and wider accessibility best practice. Content is tailored to the responsibilities and experience of your teams.
Can training be delivered for specific teams?
Yes. We regularly provide accessibility training for developers, designers, content teams, testers, project managers and leadership teams. Role-specific training helps participants focus on the skills and knowledge most relevant to their work.
Is training available online?
Yes. Training can be delivered online, in person or through a blended approach, depending on your requirements, team size and location.
Do attendees receive learning materials?
Yes. Training can include recordings, guides and supporting resources to help participants apply what they have learned in their day-to-day work.
How long are accessibility training sessions?
Training can range from short awareness sessions to multi-day workshops and longer-term learning programmes. We will recommend the most suitable format based on your objectives and the needs of your organisation.
How much does training cost?
Costs vary depending on the training format, number of participants and level of customisation required. Request a quote and we'll recommend suitable options based on your requirements.
Does accessibility training help with compliance?
Training can help teams understand accessibility requirements, improve knowledge of recognised standards and build confidence in creating more accessible digital products and services. We can tailor training to support your organisation's compliance goals.
Do you provide accessibility awareness training for leadership teams?
Yes. We provide accessibility awareness training for senior leaders, managers and decision-makers. These sessions help organisations understand the business, legal and customer benefits of accessibility and support the development of long-term accessibility strategies.
Can training support a wider accessibility programme?
Yes. Training can form part of a broader accessibility strategy alongside accessibility consultancy, accessibility audits, user testing and support for accessibility governance. Many organisations use training to build long-term accessibility capability across multiple teams.