Programs
in
Assistive Technology Education
for End-Users in Europe
This organisation is a provider of health and social services involved in rehabilitation, information/advice and research. They also develop training activities, which are exclusively addressed to professionals and cover independent living issues and the role of AT.
The educational activities begun less than 5 years ago and the work done so far can be classified as follows:
The role played by AT in each activity ranges from the "relevant" level to the "very important", while the main areas considered are: household activities, employment, self-care, legislation, general accessibility issues, communication and mobility.
No specific titles of the training activities are available, nor other information such as the specific target, the duration, typology, and so on. Only a general description of the selection process is provided.
Selection
The initiatives were mainly publicised using leaflets (sent to the organisation's database and organisations in the field) and posters. The public is extremely wide, since no selection criteria were adopted. No information is available on teacher selection.