Ad Accessibility Certificate

Display your commitment to accessibility with our new CPD certified training course.

This course will help to make your ads as inclusive as possible by de-mystifying the accessibility options available. In the training, we share best practice tips from us with insights from both RNID (Royal National Institute of the Deaf), and RNIB (Royal National Institute of the Blind).

Upon completion, all delegates are awarded individual certificates with the option for companies to also achieve certified status.

Check out more info, pricing and syllabus below.

Description

Working together with RNIB (Royal National Institute of the Blind) and RNID (Royal National Institute of the Deaf), we designed our first ever training for the ad industry on making TV and online ads accessible. This course was part of our winning entry for the EASA ‘Social Impact’ Award in October, which you can read about here.

We are delighted to now offer this invaluable content as part of our CPD programme with certifications available to both individuals and companies alike.

This 90-minute course will help to make your ads as inclusive as possible by de-mystifying the accessibility options available. In the training, we share best practice tips from us with insights from both RNID and RNIB.

This course is aimed at groups and can be delivered either in-person or virtually.

You’ll earn the Ad Accessibility Certificate upon completion.

This course is CPD-certified.

All delegates will achieve an individual certificate (which never expires!)
Companies who book 15 or more places will also receive a company certification (valid for 2 years).

Pricing structure:

Pricing for this CPD course is as follows: 1-5 people, price is £1,500 and an individual certificate is issued. 6-10 people, price is £2,400 and an individual certificate is issued. 11-14 people, price is £3,600 and an individual certificate is issued. 15 - 499 people, price is £4,500 and an individual and company certificate is issued.

Syllabus

The need & drive to make ads accessible for your brand as well as the people who need them;
Feedback on common mistakes from people with lived experience;
Accessible options to consider: subtitles, BSL, Audio Description (AD);
‘Need to know’ info on accessibility toolkit: system demos, costs, pros and cons;
Building in accessibility: creative considerations & ‘how to’ integrate;
Best practice, glossary, FAQs and available help;
Q&A session.