In addition to the ‘public’ training programs on offer, Access Institute can also provide in house training to any organisation on a wide range of topics relating to access and Universal Design. We can also deliver our Nationally Recognised Training directly into your organisation.
Contact Access Institute to discuss your requirements.
Nationally recognised training
- CPP40821 Certificate IV in Access Consulting
- CPP50721 Diploma of Access Consulting
- CPPACC4005 Conduct Building Access Audits
- CPPACC4006 Conduct Playground Access Audits
- CPPACC4011 Conduct Educational Facility Access Audits
- CPPACC4008 and CPPACC4009 Conduct Transport Infrastructure and Conveyance Access Audits
- CPPACC4007 Conduct Streetscape Access Audits
- CPPACC4006 and CPPACC4012 Conduct Playground and Outdoor Recreation Area Access Audits
- CPPACC4020 and CPPACC5016 Home Modifications Course for Occupational Therapists
Access and Universal Design
- Understanding Universal Design in the Built Environment
- Understanding Access Legislation and Universal Design in Buildings
- Understanding Access and Universal Design in Streetscapes and Activity Centres
- Understanding Access and Universal Design in Parks, Playgrounds and Streetscapes
- Addressing Access in Transport Infrastructure & Conveyances
- Understanding Access and Universal Design in Parks and Playgrounds
- Understanding Access and Universal Design in Education Facilities
- Toilets for Everyone – Considerations in Providing All Gender Toilets
Housing
- Understanding Access and Universal Design in Housing
- Understanding the New Housing Provisions in the National Construction Code (NCC)
- NCC Livable Housing Design Standard Assessor Course
- Accredited Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) Assessor Course (NDIS Approved)
- Livable Housing Australia – Design Guideline Assessor Course
Footpath Trading and Traders
- Footpath and Street Trading and Dining Policies – Developing, Consulting, Implementing, Reviewing
- Good Access is Good Business © – Benefits and Opportunities for Traders
Technical Sessions
- Understanding and Interpreting Access Legislation and Australian Standards
- Understanding the Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards 2010
- ‘Joining the Dots’ – Understanding and Interpreting Requirements for Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
- The ‘Why’s’ of Access’ Understanding the Rationale behind the Australian Standards for Access and Mobility
Disability Awareness and Inclusion
- Disability Awareness and Inclusion
- Disability Access Awareness for All
Access to Services and Programs
- Improving Access to Functions, Festivals and Fun Activities
- Disability Access Awareness for Customer Services Staff
Action Plans
- Developing Action Plans – DAPs, DAIPs and DIAPs