Space Planning and Digital Accessibility

This program focuses on Space Planning and Digital Accessibility, designed for individuals with a minimum of a two-year degree in relevant fields such as IT, communication, or graphic design. It spans two days and is conducted in-person at ENSC in Talence, France. Ideal for those who are passionate about creating inclusive environments, this course equips students with essential knowledge and practical skills.

Participants will explore various aspects of disability, including definitions, theoretical models, and legislative frameworks. The curriculum also covers digital accessibility, focusing on the RGAA 4.1 and WCAG standards. Students will engage in hands-on workshops, utilizing tools for creating accessible digital documents and learning about European regulations for easy-to-read content.

Graduates of this program can pursue roles such as Accessibility Consultant, UX Designer, Digital Content Manager, or Compliance Officer. They will find opportunities in sectors like technology, education, and public services, where their skills in accessibility and user-centered design will be highly valued. The knowledge gained can be applied across various industries, enhancing their employability.