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Investment needed to continue improving access to buildings, says CAE consultant
Associate Consultant and Trainer, Ann Sawyer, says the lack of investment needed to continue improving access to buildings and services is the biggest hurdle disabled people face in the built environment.
Pathways Academy celebrates 54% of trainees already in employment
Seven disabled students are now employed in the inclusive design field after free training provided by the Centre for Accessible Environments’...
Increased awareness & education among design professionals would improve built environment accessibility, says expert
Associate Consultant Caroline Lewis has worked as a trainer with the Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) since 2016. Her particular specialism...
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An Introduction to Access and Inclusive Design - Live Online Course
The principles and practicalities of access and inclusive design are brought to life by our experienced trainers. This course is an ideal starting point for anyone interested in improving their knowledge and understanding around access and inclusive design in relation to the built environment. Find out more information and how to book here.

Design and Neurodiversity – live online course
The course gives an understanding of designing for neurodiversity and wellbeing. We will investigate the relationship between neurodiversity and the built environment, how design affects and can respond to these issues and how this relates to legislation including the Equality Act 2010. Click here to find out more and how to book

Access Auditing and Equality Act - Live Online Course
This course is aimed at anyone interested in taking their access knowledge to a higher level and gain an understanding of the practicalities of access improvements in light of the Equality Act 2010. This course is ideal for anyone considering NRAC accreditation, or looking to develop access auditing skills alongside a practical understanding of implementing […]