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European Accessibility Act (EAA) Training: Free Digital Course

FREE COURSE

Our EAA training course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of the European Accessibility Act. Teaching you how to make your website and content accessible, ensuring EAA compliance and inclusive experiences online.

The course is completely free to download and contains multiple modules to help educate and inform on EAA best practices.

EAA Training by Recite Me

EAA Training Modules

Our comprehensive European Accessibility Act training course is built to guide you through the essentials of making your digital content accessible and compliant with this act. Helping to ensure everyone can access your digital content with ease:

  • Episode 1 – Introduction to Accessibility and its importance
  • Episode 2 – European Accessibility Act Deep Dive
  • Episode 3 – Actions to become EAA compliant
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What’s included?

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Accessibility Insight

Understand the different core concepts from the European Accessibility Acts. As we introduce the fundamentals of accessibility and its important for creating inclusive digital spaces.

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Benefits and Importance of Accessibility

Accessibility isn’t just compliance – it’s an ethical responsibility and a smart business move. With millions affected by disabilities, inclusive digital spaces not only attract a broader audience but improve user experience, brand loyalty, and overall business growth.

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EAA Compliance Requirements

We’ll guide you through the requirements of the European Accessibility Act, explaining WCAG standards and actionable steps for compliance. Learn about Alt Text, color contrast, and page structure improvements to make your website welcoming and accessible for all users.

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Practical Tools for Compliance

Explore Recite Me’s tools to streamline accessibility efforts. Our Toolbar, Checker, and consultancy team provide comprehensive support to audit, adjust, and enhance your digital environment, ensuring an inclusive experience and meeting EAA standards effectively.

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MEET THE INSTRUCTOR

Avneet Jagpal

Avneet Jagpal is an Accessibility Specialist at Recite Me with six years of experience. She specialises in accessibility training and testing, aiming to make digital spaces more inclusive for all. Passionate about empowering others, Avneet is committed to breaking down barriers in the online world.

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European Accessibility Act Training FAQs

Each European Accessibility Act training module takes between 5 and 7 minutes to complete. If you want to complete the entire course, from start to finish, you should allow up to 90 minutes. This will give you enough time to absorb the information and reflect on the teachings of each module.

However, feel free to work at your own pace or split it over a number of days. As you are not required to do this training course in one go.

No, our European Accessibility Act training course is free to download and use. Simply sign up with your email and our complete course will be emailed to you directly. Free of charge!

The EAA applies to any business operating in, or selling goods/services in the European Union. Providing they have at least 10+ employees and a turnover of two million euros or more annually. That makes this training course essential for all organisations that fit this criteria.

However, some roles that will benefit the most from these EAA resources, include:

  • Web developers
  • Web designers
  • Website managers
  • Senior members of staff
  • Professionals looking to learn more about the European Accessibility Act

Fundamentally, European accessibility compliance is important for three core reasons; it’s the right thing to do, the smart thing to do and the thing you must do.

The right thing to do: EAA digital training is ethically the right thing to do, as it helps you and your colleagues understand the diverse needs of people with disabilities on the internet. This training helps you see how you can better offer support and fine-tune your processes to promote inclusivity.

The smart thing to do: With an average of 25% of people having a disability, EAA training helps you understand the intricacies of creating an inclusive processes.

The thing you must do: From June 2025, all organisations that meet the requirements must become compliant with the European Accessibility Act. Failure to do so puts your organisation at risk of lawsuits and negative brand reputation and sentiment. Providing training helps ensure your organisation and its employees are prepared for the act coming into force.

This EAA digital accessibility training course covers a wide variety of topics including:

  • Web accessibility legislation
  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
  • Accessibility in the workplace
  • Accessible communications
  • Accessible documents
  • Accessible processes
  • Common accessibility errors
  • Accessibility tools
  • Testing websites for accessibility
  • Taking action and implementing changes

European Accessibility Content Library