Who is affected
Providers of digital services and products: e-commerce, banking, e-books, telecommunications, ticketing, audiovisual services and self-service terminals.
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European Accessibility Act
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires digital products and services to be accessible to all, including people with disabilities. The courses cover WCAG testing, accessibility statements and exception handling.
Information technology
Banking and finance
Telecommunications
Public sector
Retail
Media and entertainment
Transport and logistics
Key requirements
- Compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA (EN 301 549)
- Accessibility statement published
- Accessibility user support
- Exception handling and remediation
- Training for developers and content authors
Available certificates
Certification track
European Accessibility Act
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Open certification: European Accessibility Act - BasicBasic
European Accessibility Act - Basic
Short introduction to who European Accessibility Act applies to, the core requirements and what employees need to understand.
From 35 € Start →35 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: European Accessibility Act - ProPro
European Accessibility Act - Pro
Practical implementation of European Accessibility Act: ownership, process, controls and documentation.
You must complete Basic before you can take Pro.
From 40 € Start →55 min · Silver / participant / yr -
Open certification: European Accessibility Act - ExpertExpert
European Accessibility Act - Expert
Deep dive for accountable roles: implementation, exceptions, audit evidence and ongoing updates for European Accessibility Act.