Help colleagues use their technology at work
Practical assistive technology training for employers and Access to Work clients, built around the person's role and everyday tasks.
Arrange support directly, or use approved Access to Work funding. Need scheme guidance? Explore Access to Work training and quotes.
Training for one colleague or several
You can enquire as a line manager, HR contact, referrer or learner. Tell us who the training is for and which work tasks they want to do more confidently. If several colleagues need support, include the number of learners so we can discuss a suitable format.
- One-to-one assistive technology training: practical sessions in screen readers and magnification, Dragon dictation, workplace productivity and AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot, and assistive technology for dyslexia and ADHD.
- Software consultation and set-up: advice on selecting, configuring and tailoring assistive software around your organisation's systems.
- Website and internal system audits: manual accessibility audits to identify barriers in public websites, intranets and workplace tools.
Council or public body? See our public sector services.
From enquiry to practical training
- Tell us what is needed. Share the software, work tasks, number of learners and preferred dates. Recommended hours are useful if you have an assessment; please leave out medical details.
- Review a written quote. We set out the proposed training and costs, usually within two working days. You can request a free phone consultation if you are unsure where to start.
- Practise everyday tasks. Sessions take place remotely across the UK or on site by arrangement, with two weeks of follow-up support included in every training package.

Session options
Each software package has its own dedicated training sessions: our standard booking is a three-hour half-day per package, and shorter sessions for an individual package are available on request. If funding specifies particular hours, include them in your enquiry so the quote can reflect the recommendation.
An anonymised client example
Training around a real working day
A procurement officer had Fusion and Dragon installed but needed help using them alongside their workload. Five one-to-one sessions focused on their contracts, inbox and everyday systems.
The client developed a repeatable way to read, dictate and move between systems. At the end of the training, they reported feeling independent in their role again.
For HR and procurement teams
- AAT Solutions Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 16759868; VAT number 504382218. Registered office: 13 Chedworth Close, Worcester, England, WR4 9YG.
- ICO data protection fee registration: ZC279516. View our ICO registration certificate (PDF).
- ICO Data Protection Essentials: AAT Solutions completed the training and organisational self-assessment programme on 31 October 2026. The organisation certificate is valid until 31 October 2027. Search for AAT Solutions Ltd in the ICO Data Protection Essentials public register. Programme completion is not certification of compliance with data protection law.
- UK Provider Reference Number (UKPRN): 10102859. Search the UK Register of Learning Providers.
- Professional indemnity and public liability insurance, with cover up to £5 million each. Current insurance evidence is available on request.
- Cyber Essentials certified across the whole organisation — the government-backed cyber security standard. You can verify our certificate on the BlockMark Registry.
- We confirm your trainer and session arrangements before training begins.
- Safeguarding and DBS information is available on request where relevant to the work.
- Written quotes, usually within two working days, in a clear format for Access to Work and procurement teams. We can complete your organisation's supplier-registration form.
- Two weeks of follow-up support included with every training package.
For a downloadable pack and help adding us to your supplier list, read our supplier and registration information.
Awareness sessions for teams
Disability awareness sessions draw on founder Aj Ahmed's lived experience of blindness and everyday assistive technology use. Tell us about your audience and what you want them to understand, so we can discuss a suitable session. Ask about an awareness session.