ATSA members and other colleagues have been working to identify existing courses on areas relevant to assistive technology. This is by no means a full list and we would appreciate hearing about any other courses you may identify.
The information contained in this section provides an outline of the course, costs, who may benefit from doing the course and the link to the course.
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The courses in this section cover areas such as communication, rights and responsibilities for participants, provider governance the provision of support for people of all ages. These courses are suitable for anyone with an interest in disability and aged care.
These courses include an introduction to assistive technlogy (AT) products, when AT products are considered a medical device and industry best practices. These courses are suitable for anyone with an interest in disability and aged care or who may be looking to work in the assistive technology area.
These courses vary from introductory courses to courses for people wishing to work as a technician in the assistive technology area.
These courses and information provide information on consumer’s rights and guarantees, ethical business practices and the structure of the disability and aged care sectors in Australia. These courses are suitable to anyone working in the AT sector or who buy AT.
This page outlines the structure of disability and aged care sectors in Australia.
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This website has been developed by ATSA to provide public access to a sample of online training and information relating to assistive technology as well as information resources. All of the material published on this website is together referred to hereafter as “the information”.
The information has been reviewed by a panel of ATSA members to identify courses that may be relevant to Assistive Technology (AT) suppliers, the general public, people interested in working in the AT sector and end users of AT. It is not a definitive list of courses but is intended to be used as an introduction to training which relates to the supply of assistive technology to Australians. We welcome information on any other courses that readers of this site may have accessed.
In those circumstances, no responsibility is accepted for the accuracy, completeness, or relevance to the user’s purpose, of the information and those using it for whatever purpose are advised to verify it with the relevant RTO, overseas, Commonwealth or State government department, local government body, education institution or other source and to obtain any appropriate professional advice.
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