For those who would like to learn about different types of disabilities, how were they able to acquire them, and the do's and don'ts on how to reasonably accommodate them.
Online courses on disability are an excellent way to learn about the challenges faced by people with disabilities and how to create a more inclusive society. These courses cover various topics, from disability awareness and etiquette to accommodations and support units for the needs of Persons With Disability Affairs Office (PDAO) personnel. #InclusiveLearning #KalingangNCDA
Ang mga kursong inaalok dito ay LIBRE para sa lahat.
Isang koneksyon sa internet at isang browser lang ang kailangan mo para ma-access ang mga kursong ito.
Sumulong ka sa mga kurso sa sarili mong bilis at iskedyul.
A government-issued and verified Certificate of Completion is awarded to every successful learner.
Ang mga kursong ito ay binuo upang ang mga taong may kapansanan ay magkaroon ng walang harang na pag-access sa kanila.
You can finish some courses here in less than an hour!
As of August 17, 2024, our Accessible Online Course has reached a milestone of 2,003 active learners, 2,193 certificates issued, and 11 available courses! Thank you very much for all your support! Continue to be one with us in promoting inclusion by spreading the news to others and encouraging them to enroll for free!
National Disability Rights Week, Promoting Inclusion: Celebrating Abilities and Advocating Access, July 17 - 23, 2024
Happy 46th Anniversary this June 11, 2024, National Council on Disability Affairs!
NCDA Accessible Online Courses congratulate 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 Course Teacher in the "How to Establish a PDAO" online course.
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.