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The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) necessitates that all employers and employees in Ontario undergo AODA and the Ontario Human Rights Code training within the next few years.
Understand your rights and obligations under the Code and the AODA, and how they influence you in your professional life, when accessing services, and in housing situations.
The online course “Working Together – The Code and the AODA” covers the following subjects:
Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: The Code
Part 3: Understanding the Duty to Accommodate
Part 4: Applying Human Rights Principles
Part 5: Compliance and Enforcement
This 5-part online learning series (20 minutes) is suitable for public, private, and not-for-profit sectors and satisfies the training requirements of section 7 of the Integrated Accessibility Standards of the AODA
Estimated duration is 1 hour
This online course “Working Together – The Code and the AODA” provides testing throughout to reinforce the knowledge gained. An 80% score must be achieved to pass this course. The course can be attempted three times to reach the passing score. A comprehensive student manual, which can be printed, is available as a resource for future reference and to sustain the knowledge.
Upon successful completion of this online course “Working Together – The Code and the AODA”, a completion certificate will be accessible for download and print.
Ce cours durera environ 30 minutes
Pour réussir cette formation, vous devez obtenir 80% ou version supérieure au quiz
À l'issue de la réussite de ce cours, un certificat à votre nom sera stocké sur votre profil et disponible à l'impression
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