A microcredential is a short course designed to help you upskill, reskill and boost new skills development. Seneca’s career- and profession-based microcredentials provide focused learning that add value to your existing education and enhance your employability. You will learn in-demand skills and knowledge and benefit from flexible options including different delivery modes, durations and start times.
Learn necessary skills for bringing accessible solutions to the workplace with three courses related to inclusive design:
- IDB111 Inclusive Design Method
- IDB121 Creating Accessible Digital Media
- IDB141 Inclusive Business Plan
These courses address the needs of individuals and organizations by providing you with innovative and strategic learning opportunities for inclusive human-centred thinking, tools and compliance. As a student, you will seek out points of exclusion, identify situational challenges by recognizing context and content challenges and offer different ways to engage and ensure compliance.
These microcredentials are for those who have a background in design or communications and individuals already employed in specialized roles in accessibility across the public and private sectors. The focus will be on upgrading your skills and knowledge to enhance business productivity by embracing diversity and inclusion. Awareness of accessibility and inclusive design practices is increasingly relevant across many job categories.