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New and Updated Qualification. This course provides students with the premium nationally recognised qualification as an Access Consultant.

New and Updated Qualification. The course includes twenty units of competency required for minimum qualification as an Access Consultant.

New and Updated Qualification. This course provides students with the premium nationally recognised qualification as an Access Consultant.

New and Updated Qualification. This course provides students with the premium nationally recognised qualification as an Access Consultant.

This course is for professionals who wish to undertake Specialist Disability Accommodation Design Standard (SDA) Assessments, to confirm that Designs or Final-as-built structures, comply with the SDA Design Standard. It is also beneficial for people wishing to gain a better understanding of the SDA Design Standard, regardless of their intention to become an assessor. Anyone can attend the course and undertake the online exam, however only Specified Professionals that meet relevant prerequisites can become Accredited SDA Assessors.

This course is for professionals who wish to understand and apply the Changing Places Design Specifications 2020 and those who wish to become registered as a Changing Places Assessor, who can undertake assessments of Changing Places (Accessible Adult Change Facilities – AACF), to confirm that designs or As – built structures, comply with Changing Places Design Specifications and the requirements of the National Construction Code (NCC) for Accessible Adult Change facilities. (AACF).

This course provides students with the premium nationally recognised qualification as an Access Consultant. This ‘Bridging’ course provides students, who have completed the ‘face to face’ training sessions for the Certificate IV in Access Consulting, the opportunity to gain the Diploma of Access Consulting by completing additional required units of competency.

Universal Design and access in parks, playgrounds and outdoor spaces means considering the access and inclusion needs of all users. Children, parents, grandparents and other carers must be considered if these spaces are to provide enjoyable, stress free experiences for everyone. Consideration must also be given to a wide range of elements and installations that will have an impact on the functionality and usability of these spaces and to support and enhance opportunities for inclusion for everyone.

ACAA would like to invite you to NCC Part 2: Housing Requirements with Farah Madon from Vista Access Architects on Wednesday 15th June 2022 starting at 12 noon (AEST Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra time)

This course is for professionals who wish to understand and apply the Changing Places Design Specifications 2020 and those who wish to become registered as a Changing Places Assessor, who can undertake assessments of Changing Places (Accessible Adult Change Facilities – AACF), to confirm that designs or As – built structures, comply with Changing Places Design Specifications and the requirements of the National Construction Code (NCC) for Accessible Adult Change facilities. (AACF).