This course is a comprehensive, no-cost training program designed to help organizations understand and meet the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) requirements. The free AODA training course covers key accessibility standards, compliance obligations, and best practices for creating an inclusive environment.
This comprehensive course will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make your digital content accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities.
Modules for this course include:
Gain a strong foundation in understanding accessibility and why it matters. Learn how barriers affect people with disabilities and how inclusive design benefits everyone. This course highlights key concepts and introduces you to real-world impacts, helping build empathy and awareness to guide your accessibility journey.
Explore the legal landscape of accessibility, including the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Understand your compliance responsibilities, how these laws apply to websites and workplaces, and why following them not only avoids penalties but also promotes equal access.
Learn how accessibility extends beyond websites into your workplace culture and communication. Discover strategies for inclusive internal policies, accessible meetings, and clear communication that considers all abilities. This section helps create an environment where everyone feels welcome, supported, and able to contribute effectively.
Put accessibility into action with real-world techniques. From designing accessible documents and fixing common website issues to testing with tools and checklists, you’ll gain hands-on guidance to improve your digital presence. By the end, you’ll know how to identify, address, and prevent accessibility barriers in your work.
Avneet Jagpal is an Accessibility Specialist at Recite Me with six years of experience. She specializes 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.
Each module takes approximately 5 to 7 minutes to complete. You can pace yourself by completing one module at a time or finish the entire course in one sitting, which typically takes 30 to 60 minutes.
No, the course is available for free. Simply request a copy of the AODA compliance course by filling out the registration form on this page.
Training requirements vary based on the organization’s size and type. However, AODA training is a good idea for:
AODA training is important because it ensures that organizations and their employees understand how to provide accessible services, workplaces, and digital content for people with disabilities. Key reasons include:
AODA training consists of nine modules, each covering a key aspect of accessibility and compliance. These training modules provide a comprehensive understanding of AODA requirements and best practices for creating an accessible and inclusive environment.
No, this training course does not provide an AODA certification. While we are not an official AODA training provider, this course equips you with essential accessibility skills to help you work toward AODA compliance.
The following resources are packed full of actionable tips and expert advice for making your digital content compliant with accessibility legislation:
Free Website Accessibility Check
Run a free accessibility scan to detect any inaccessibility on your website and how to fix it.
Accessibility & Inclusion Toolkit
Discover new tips and tricks to ensure your organisation is accessible and inclusive to customers.
Website Accessibility Checklist
Develop your knowledge of website accessibility. Discover strategies to make your website accessible.
Kickstart your journey to make your website accessible and inclusive for everyone by exploring Recite Me’s suite of tools.
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