ADCET - Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training

This joint ADCET and ATEND webinar, presented by Prof. Carol Evans, will explore the current context of disability inclusion defined as the ‘extent to which higher education institutions support equal access to university and equal opportunities to do well for staff and students with disabilities compared to their non-disabled peers’. When: Wednesday 24 Aug 2022

In this ADCET webinar, Mandy Nayton explored the changes that are taking place in the field of learning disorders and the impact these changes may have in a Tertiary education setting.

Inclusive communication means using language and imagery in a way that makes everyone feel welcomed, valued and respected. Irrespective of whether you’re creating content for a broad audience or speaking directly with one person, our Inclusive Communication resources have been put together to help ensure that you’re doing so in a way that makes everyone feel they belong.

The Australian Government provides support to Australian Apprentices and Trainees with disability to help them reach their full potential as skilled workers. Learn more about the support that’s available to Australian Apprentices and Trainees as well as their employers.

How you listen to good news can have more impact on your relationships than how you listen to bad news. Build trust and rapport with Active Constructive Listening. These short 12@12 session recordings are presented by Debbie Hindle.

Ronny Andrade (Digital Accessibility lead at RMIT) took out the ‘Making Accessibility Accessible’ award for the “invaluable contribution” he has made to improvements in accessibility at RMIT in ADCET's inaugural Accessibility in Action Awards. Ronny was recognised for raising awareness of accessibility, giving staff confidence to create it in their own areas of work and for helping to engage them in it.