Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
We warmly congratulate Batch 4 of our Digital Accessibility Testing (DAT) graduates - the shining new batch of May 2022!
n 2020, Vision-Aid launched its Digital Accessibility Testing & Training Center. (DATTC).
The center has trained several visually impaired students skills in Digital Accessibility Testing following cutting edge standards and tools.
This video is a short film screened abut the latest graduates. Hear from them , describing in their own words, what they learned!
Our congratulations to all of them.
For more details about this center please visit : webaccessibility.visionaid.org
Through the DATTC, Vision-Aid aims to offer free or highly subsidized training for visually impaired learners, as well as affordable , high-quality digital accessibility testing services for companies and organizations which aspire to create highly accessible digital systems. It also plans to offer a range of services to the visually impaired to acquire soft skills and other skills to find jobs in the competitive IT industry.
The DATTC will focus on 3 areas: Testing, Training and Empowering.
Testing
In the area of Testing – Vision-Aid’s Digital Accessibility Testing & Training Center (DATTC) will offer a comprehensive range of resources for Digital Accessibility Testing needs. The team follows leading international standards (including WCAG 2.0), trained and certified staff and state-of-the-art processes, technology and tools to deliver a high-quality testing service for any corporation or organization seeking to outsource digital accessibility testing. Testing includes both manual and automated testing. The multi-disciplinary team includes both disabled and non-disabled testers to carry out in-depth, holistic testing.
Training
In the area of training, Vision-Aid offers a professionally structured, state-of-the-art training program at a highly subsidized cost to any visually impaired individuals who aspires to become a world-class DAT tester. Vision-Aid has already completed two batches of training. Each batch has around 15 students, and spends around 4.5 months to undergo an intense and rigorous training to learn best practices in DAT as well as become proficient in the tools and processes needed to do accessibility testing. The DATTC has already trained around 30 visually impaired students in two batches drawn from a large pool of applicants from all over India. The trainers are among the best in the industry. Many of them work for top IT companies and volunteer their time with this program.
Empowering
The DATTC does not stop with testing and training. In addition to training and creating job opportunities within Vision-Aid, the center also empowers the visually impaired with a range of support services for visually impaired students and staff – including coaching, mentoring, resume creation, soft skills training, networking and advocacy. Vision-Aid works with other organizations to help students find job placements.
More Information
More information about Vision-Aid’s DATTC can be found at webaccessibility.visionaid.org or requesting an information package from dat@visionaid.org
We warmly congratulate Batch 4 of our Digital Accessibility Testing (DAT) graduates - the shining new batch of May 2022!
n 2020, Vision-Aid launched its Digital Accessibility Testing & Training Center. (DATTC).
The center has trained several visually impaired students skills in Digital Accessibility Testing following cutting edge standards and tools.
This video is a short film screened abut the latest graduates. Hear from them , describing in their own words, what they learned!
Our congratulations to all of them.
For more details about this center please visit : webaccessibility.visionaid.org
Through the DATTC, Vision-Aid aims to offer free or highly subsidized training for visually impaired learners, as well as affordable , high-quality digital accessibility testing services for companies and organizations which aspire to create highly accessible digital systems. It also plans to offer a range of services to the visually impaired to acquire soft skills and other skills to find jobs in the competitive IT industry.
The DATTC will focus on 3 areas: Testing, Training and Empowering.
Testing
In the area of Testing – Vision-Aid’s Digital Accessibility Testing & Training Center (DATTC) will offer a comprehensive range of resources for Digital Accessibility Testing needs. The team follows leading international standards (including WCAG 2.0), trained and certified staff and state-of-the-art processes, technology and tools to deliver a high-quality testing service for any corporation or organization seeking to outsource digital accessibility testing. Testing includes both manual and automated testing. The multi-disciplinary team includes both disabled and non-disabled testers to carry out in-depth, holistic testing.
Training
In the area of training, Vision-Aid offers a professionally structured, state-of-the-art training program at a highly subsidized cost to any visually impaired individuals who aspires to become a world-class DAT tester. Vision-Aid has already completed two batches of training. Each batch has around 15 students, and spends around 4.5 months to undergo an intense and rigorous training to learn best practices in DAT as well as become proficient in the tools and processes needed to do accessibility testing. The DATTC has already trained around 30 visually impaired students in two batches drawn from a large pool of applicants from all over India. The trainers are among the best in the industry. Many of them work for top IT companies and volunteer their time with this program.
Empowering
The DATTC does not stop with testing and training. In addition to training and creating job opportunities within Vision-Aid, the center also empowers the visually impaired with a range of support services for visually impaired students and staff – including coaching, mentoring, resume creation, soft skills training, networking and advocacy. Vision-Aid works with other organizations to help students find job placements.
More Information
More information about Vision-Aid’s DATTC can be found at webaccessibility.visionaid.org or requesting an information package from dat@visionaid.org
