Assistive Technology Training

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Learn to use assistive technology with confidence. Our hands-on training helps people with vision loss navigate computers, smartphones, and workplace tools independently. From screen readers and magnifiers to mobile accessibility features, we make technology easy to use, practical, and empowering, whether you’re starting out or building advanced skills.

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Everyone deserves digital tools that work for them. Our assistive technology training is practical, supportive, and designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re learning a screen reader for the first time or building your workplace skills, we guide you step by step so you can use technology with independence and ease.

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Assistive Technology Training We Provide

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NonVisual
Desktop Access

NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) is a free and powerful screen reader for Windows. It gives people who are blind or have low vision full access to their computer by reading aloud text, menus, buttons, and documents. NVDA is lightweight, regularly updated, and works well with common programs like email, browsers, and office tools. Because it’s cost-free and reliable, it’s one of the most popular choices for training and workplace accessibility.

Job Access
With Speech

JAWS (Job Access With Speech) is a professional screen reader designed for people who need fast, accurate, and advanced support on Windows. It offers clear speech, braille output, and strong compatibility with a wide range of software used in government, education, and business. JAWS includes custom scripting options for specialised tasks, making it ideal for workers who require high performance and efficiency in their daily digital activities.

VoiceOver on iPhone and TalkBack on Android

VoiceOver (iPhone) and TalkBack (Android) are built-in screen readers that make smartphones fully accessible for people who are blind or have low vision. These tools provide spoken feedback and simple touch gestures so users can read messages, browse apps, manage emails, use banking services, and stay connected with ease. Because they come pre-installed, they offer simple, everyday accessibility without the need for extra software.

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Fusion

ZoomText Fusion combines magnification and screen reading in one program, supporting people with low vision or changing vision needs. It provides clear enlargement, high-contrast settings, smooth tracking, and strong text clarity to help users see their screen more easily. Fusion also includes full voice output, allowing a smooth transition between magnification and speech as needed. This flexibility makes it ideal for people who want both visual and audio support.

JobAccess Mentor Support

JobAccess Mentor support offers personalised, one-on-one training in assistive technology for people with disability in the workplace. A mentor helps set up tools correctly, teaches practical skills, and tailors workflows to match each person’s job tasks. This training builds confidence, improves productivity, and supports long-term success by ensuring employees can use their digital tools safely and independently.