Training and capacity building
Accessibility training and capacity building, in Arabic and English
We share our knowledge through practical, role-based programmes, so your people can audit, fix and prevent accessibility issues themselves. Every session uses real examples, and every participant receives a certificate of completion.
Programmes
Role-based programmes
| Programme | What participants learn | For |
|---|---|---|
| Website accessibility auditing | How to test websites and apps against WCAG 2.2 | Auditors and QA |
| Fixing accessibility issues | Practical fixes in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and mobile | Developers |
| Shift-left for accessibility officers | Build accessibility into planning, design and procurement from day one | Accessibility officers |
| Document remediation | How to make PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files accessible | Content and document teams |
| Accessible design and content | Best practices for designers, writers and communications teams | Designers and writers |
| Arabic accessibility | Arabic language, right-to-left layouts and Arabic screen readers | All teams |
Formats
Training that fits your team
Workshops
Hands-on sessions, on-site or live online, with real examples from your services.
Online and self-paced
Learning your teams can follow at their own pace.
Train-the-trainer
We prepare your own experts to share the knowledge across your organisation.
Role-based paths
A plan for each role, from awareness for leaders to deep skills for specialists.
What you get
Skills that stay with your team
Real examples
Practice on your own websites, apps and documents, not only generic samples.
Arabic and English
Every programme is available in Arabic and English.
Materials to keep
Course materials and checklists your teams keep using after the training.
Certificates
Every participant receives a certificate of completion.
Why it matters
Accessible from the start
Fixing accessibility after launch costs more than building it in. Training your teams means new pages, apps and documents are accessible from the first day, and your audits find fewer issues over time.
For government entities, training also supports the Digital Accessibility Officer role and national policy goals. See our UAE requirements guide.
Questions
Common questions about training
Who is the training for?
Accessibility officers, developers, designers, QA and auditors, content and document teams, and procurement staff.
Is the training in Arabic?
Yes. Every programme is available in Arabic and English, on-site or online.
Do participants get a certificate?
Yes. Every participant receives a certificate of completion.
Can you train our own trainers?
Yes. Our train-the-trainer programme prepares your experts to share the knowledge across your organisation.
Can the training use our own services?
Yes. We use real examples from your websites, apps and documents wherever possible.
How do we start?
Tell us about your team's roles and goals. We reply within 1 working day with a training plan.
Ready to build your team's skills?
Tell us about your team's roles and goals. We reply within 1 working day.