Six-week onboarding
Clear, structured support – without overwhelm
Once you’ve taken a first step, the next challenge is knowing how to make accessibility stick.
This six-week onboarding programme helps you move from insight to action - steadily, safely, and in a way your team can actually sustain.
No cramming.
No jargon.
No trying to fix everything at once.
What you get
Everything in the onboarding is practical, plain English, and focused on real-world use.
Audit
A deeper review of your content, systems, or learning materials to identify where people are likely to struggle, misinterpret, or disengage.
Analysis
We help you understand what matters most - separating high-risk issues from things that can wait.
This prevents wasted effort and reduces decision fatigue.
Training
Targeted sessions for your team, focused on:
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how accessibility works in practice
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what good looks like in your context
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how to avoid common mistakes as systems scale
Roadmap
A clear, prioritised plan that shows:
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what to fix first
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what to do next
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what not to worry about yet
Tools
Templates, checklists, and guidance your team can reuse - so progress doesn’t depend on one person or one moment.
Future plan meeting
We close with a forward-looking session to sense-check:
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what’s working
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what support you still need
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how to maintain momentum without pressure
How it works
The programme runs over six weeks, with space between sessions to apply what you learn.
Week 2 – Audit and findings
We carry out agreed audits and share findings in clear, plain language.
Week 3 – Making sense of the findings
We translate issues into actions your team can realistically take.
Week 4 – Practical training
Week 5 – Embedding and tools
Week 6 – Looking ahead
We review progress and map next steps - without locking you into anything.
Why this helps
This onboarding exists to solve common problems we see again and again.
It helps you:
- reduce confusion and rework
- prevent accessibility issues becoming operational risks
- support people working under time pressure or cognitive load
- build shared understanding across teams
- make better decisions as AI and digital systems scale
Accessibility works best when it is built in calmly, not rushed in later.
What this is not
- It’s not a one-size-fits-all course.
- It’s not a compliance tick-box exercise.
- It’s not designed to overwhelm your team.
- It is structured support that adapts to your pace and priorities.
Start with a £1,900 step first
Most organisations begin with a small, safe first step before moving into onboarding.
That gives you clarity - and confidence - before committing.
