Our Workforce Training Program teaches real people the skills to remediate documents and websites for accessibility compliance. It’s a hands-on path into a growing field — not a certificate that sits in a drawer, but a real, sustainable career.
PDF/UAADADVBE CERTIFIEDWCAG 2.2 AASECTION 508
What the program covers
Four Things You Leave Knowing
01Document RemediationPDF, Word and more — tagging, structure and reading order, taught on the file types clients actually send.
02The StandardsWCAG, Section 508 and PDF/UA — what each one requires, and how to prove you've met it.
03Real Project PracticeHands-on work on live projects, not just theory. You learn the job by doing the job.
04Ongoing MentorshipWorking accessibility specialists stay with you past the training — the support doesn't stop at graduation.
Who It's For
Anyone looking to build a career in the accessibility field — no prior technical background required.
Why It Matters
Every person trained through this program strengthens the accessibility workforce as a whole — which means better, more consistent access for everyone. It’s the reason our work scales without cutting corners.
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