Learn about disability and inclusion through online courses designed to promote awareness, proper etiquette, accommodations, and gender and development for PDAO personnel and other stakeholders.
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Courses offered here are FREE for everyone.
An internet connection and a browser are all that you need to access these courses.
You progress through the courses at your own speed and schedule.
A government-issued and verified Certificate of Completion is awarded to every successful learner.
These courses are developed so that people with disabilities can have unhampered access to them.
You can finish some courses here in less than an hour!
University Student
Philippines
Enrolled: Disability Sensitivity Training Course
"The course is easy to understand. I will definitely recommend this to others who are interested to learn more about persons with disabilities!"
Involved with Persons With Disabilities Organization
Philippines
Enrolled: Deaf Sensitivity Training Course
"It humanized deaf/hard-of-hearing persons, unlike other courses and discussions that often talked with pity."
Government Employee
Philippines
Enrolled: How to Establish a PDAO Course
"It is good for starters as it is concise, accessible, and considerably brief and it does not only encompass the lessons on the creation of the office, but theories and practices in working on advocacy projects and programs, up to reporting."
Parent of Child With Autism
United States
Enrolled: Guide to Disability Support Services Course
"It was accurate, concise and informative. I will recommend it to everyone."
Employees with diverse experiences have different approaches to problem-solving, which can lead to more innovative ideas.
Employees who feel included have higher levels of loyalty and enthusiasm.
Inclusive organizations are more likely to be viewed positively by the public, which can lead to increased business opportunities.
The National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) commends the ongoing efforts of both public and private sectors in raising awareness on disability rights and promoting respect and sensitivity to persons with disabilities toward an inclusive society for all. This growing commitment is reflected in the increasing number of requests received by NCDA to serve as Resource Persons in the conduct of Disability Sensitivity Orientations or Trainings. NCDA encourages all partners and stakeholders to access and make full use of the Accessible Online Learning System (OLS) available on our website. The AOLS features a range of modules focused on disability-related topics, including comprehensive content on disability rights and sensitivity. The AOLS platform is free of charge, user-friendly, and accessible anytime, offering a flexible learning experience for individuals and organizations alike. Moreover, we highly recommend that the partners request assistance from the Persons with Disability Affairs Offices (PDAOs) to assist stakeholders in the conduct of said disability orientation or training. Together, let us continue to foster a more inclusive, informed, and compassionate society.
As of August 7, 2025, our Accessible Online Course has reached a milestone of 6,160 active learners, 4,469 certificates issued, and 16 available courses! Thank you very much for all your support! Continue to join us in promoting inclusion by spreading the news to others and encouraging them to enroll for free!
NCDA's Free Civil Service Examination Online Review for Batch 6 is now open. Enroll by creating an account, then choose the course.
NCDA Accessible Online Learning System congratulates Mr. Randy Calseña for being recognized as one of the ten (10) Autism Advocate Awardees this World Autism Awareness Day, April 2, 2024! He has a teenage son with autism. Sir Randy is our teacher for the "How to Establish a PDAO" online course.
