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The International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), a division of G3ict (Global Initiative for Inclusive Information & Communication Technologies), is open for membership. Learn about IAAP membership benefits & join us.
IAAP Career Center
The IAAP Career Center lists the latest open positions for careers in accessibility. It is a resource available for both career seekers and recruiting organizations.Upcoming Webinar
Lets Not Ignore the People that Matter in Accessibility Testing
Date: Thursday, December 1311:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Eastern (UTC -5 hours)
Announcements
IAAP is seeking the services of a 20-hour per week informational technologies (IT) accessibility developer and tester to work with staff to develop, execute and maintain the organizations IT operational and strategic plan. The selected firm or individual will be responsible for leading IAAP/G3ict internal and external IT initiatives. Full position details and how to submit your proposal.Final Certification Exam Window for 2018. We are now accepting applications for the final exam window of 2018. Apply now for the Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS) or Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) exam. Exams can be taken between November 5th - December 15th. Application deadlines vary based on location of exam. See full details on our main Certification page.
IAAP is pleased to announce our strategic alliance with Wayfindr. IAAP supports Wayfindr’s goal to encourage the development of accessible audio navigation systems across the world. Introducing the Wayfindr eCourse: Audio-based Indoor and Outdoor Network Navigation System for Persons with Vision Impairment. The Wayfindr course is the first-ever online ‘indoor’ digital navigation certificate course, delivered through the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Learn more about the Wayfindr eLearning Course.
Job Posting Announcement for IAAP: IAAP is currently seeking a qualified candidate to take on the role of IAAP Program Manager. The Program Manager is a full-time position responsible for the execution of new and current programs for the IAAP. For full details, qualifications and application form, visit our Program Manager information page.
The International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), a division of G3ict, has begun work on the next credentialing program for accessibility. The goal is to have by yearend 2018 three new credentials:
Procurement Specialist in Accessibility - US Government/Public Sector
Procurement Specialist in Accessibility - European/EN Standards
Procurement Specialist in Accessibility - Private Sector
The Procurement Specialist in Accessibility can be complementary to the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) or can be a standalone certification.
Upcoming Events
Conference on European Web Accessibility Regulations - Hosted by IAAP Nordic - Brussels, Belgium | December 5, 2018Accessibility Statement
The International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) is dedicated to the concept of accessibility for all participants. We recognize that our work promoting the development of an accessibility profession can never be complete unless all people can engage in education, networking and certification opportunities. We will work both to deliver accessible information and services and to continually improve in areas where new accessibility barriers are identified.
Meeting accessibility standards is one important aspect of achieving our goal. The W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 – also known as ISO/IEC 40500:2012 – is the best-known international standard for accessibility and is being adopted into policy by countries and organizations around the world. The IAAP targets WCAG 2.0 AA to guide our efforts in delivering accessible content.
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