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ADA Coordinator Training

Want to learn more about the ADA? We offer on-demand foundational courses for ADA Coordinator Certification, allowing you to learn at your own pace, on your own schedule.

Our ADA Coordinator Certification classes are now on-demand, allowing you to watch and learn on your own schedule. After registration, you'll have access to a video, a corresponding set of slides, and a quiz.  The quiz must be submitted in order for you to receive credit for the class and a certificate, and to count towards obtaining your CT ADA Coordinator Certification.

 

These courses may also be used towards the National ADA Certification requirements. CT ADA Coordinator Certification is awarded after the completion of all nine foundational courses.  

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ROLE OF THE ADA COORDINATOR

Duration: 60 minutes

Any public entity with fifty or more employees must designate at least one employee to coordinate ADA compliance, generally designated as the ADA Coordinator. A designated ADA Coordinator is also used by business and industry in order to effectively meet ADA obligations.

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REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS

Duration: 60 minutes

The ADA requires public and private sector employers to provide reasonable accommodations -- modifications to a job or work environment that enable a qualified individual with a disability to apply for or perform the essential functions of the job.

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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

Duration: 60 minutes

Title II and Title III entities have an obligation to provide effective communication to individuals with disabilities. Ensuring that this obligation is met is often one of the significant responsibilities of the ADA Coordinator.

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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Duration: 60 minutes

ADA Coordinators should be involved in the process of preparing for and responding to emergencies to ensure that people with disabilities have access to these critical services. They should also be aware of the ADA regulations that affect readiness for emergencies for people with disabilities.

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TITLE I

Duration: 60 minutes

Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act addresses the rights of individuals with disabilities in employment settings. ADA Coordinators should understand the basic requirements of Title I and non-discriminatory employment practices and procedures.

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TITLE II

Duration: 60 minutes

Title II of the ADA requires state and local governments to give people with disabilities an equal opportunity to benefit from all programs, services, and activities. State and local governments can’t deny them the chance to participate or make them participate in different programs.

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2010 STANDARDS OF DESIGN

Duration: 120 minutes

On July 26th, 2010, the Department of Justice released updated regulations under ADA. The new regulations update the DOJ's ADA Accessibility Standards, which govern the construction and alteration of facilities covered by the ADA.

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PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY

Duration: 90 minutes

Public rights-of-way present unique challenges to accessibility. In this training, we'll learn about communities’ obligation to provide accessible pedestrian access, including sidewalks, curb ramps, pedestrian signals, parking, and more.

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SELF-EVALUATION & TRANSITION PLANS

Duration: 90 minutes

Anyone seeking to facilitate a Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan need to be equipped with the right information. This course looks at the steps for completing an accurate Self-Evaluation and discusses best practices for developing and implementing Transition Plans.

REMEMBER!

ADACC memberships expire on June 30.

Be sure to include the membership fee in your yearly budget!

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Get in Touch

adacoalitionct@gmail.com

860 800 2ADA (2232)

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P.O. Box 310663

Newington, CT 06131

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We are proud to be the state affiliate for the New England ADA Center.

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