Training and Consultancy

There are two million people with sight problems in the UK – potential customers and employees for your business.

We provide local and national training, support and information to help make your services and products accessible to people with sight problems. We can also help you make the most of the skills and abilities of your employees and clients who are blind or partially sighted.

Training

Consultancy

  • Our work on website accessibility includes a range of services to help organisations ensure their websites are accessible.
  • We offer bespoke advice, document auditing, presentations and seminars on creating accessible documents in various electronic formats such as Word and PDF. Contact infoaccess@rnib.org.uk for further details.
  • Our product design consultancy can work with your company to ensure that finished products or services are inclusive.
  • JMU Access Partnership is one of the UK's leading pan-disability access consultancies. It offers a range of activities from training and research through to tailor-made audits and publications on best practice.

Successes

  • Staff at the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) have received our training in disability awareness and are now putting their skills to good use.
  • Our training services in accessible e-learning have helped guide colleges, universities and other course providers on procurement, implementation and content development.
  • Since 2001, over four hundred people have been awarded our Certificate in Grade 2 English Braille. This is an accredited qualification in reading and writing grade 2 English literacy braille.

Content author: webeditor@rnib.org.uk

Last updated: 06/03/2008 15:41

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