JAWS Training

Learn to use JAWS for Windows at work with Aj Ahmed, who is JAWS certified and uses it every working day.

Learn from someone who uses JAWS at work

Founder Aj Ahmed is blind and uses JAWS for email, documents, spreadsheets, websites and meetings. In training, he shows you the shortcuts and settings he uses to get those tasks done.

You can book for yourself, arrange training for a colleague or ask for a quote if Access to Work recommends JAWS training.

What the training covers

  • First steps: speech settings, reading commands and keyboard navigation
  • Windows and Microsoft 365: email, documents, spreadsheets and calendars
  • Web browsing: headings, landmarks, forms mode and quick navigation keys
  • Customisation: Settings Center, dictionary entries, Convenient OCR and scripts
  • Braille display setup and daily use, where relevant
  • Practical troubleshooting when focus or page layout behaves unexpectedly
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How sessions work

Practise one-to-one in the apps you use at work. You can start with a free phone consultation. A standard JAWS session is three hours and you can ask for a shorter one. Join online from anywhere in the UK or arrange an on-site session. Every training package includes two weeks of follow-up support.

Related training and resources

Need a licence as well? See the JAWS Professional licence price.

Common questions

Who teaches the JAWS training?

Founder Aj Ahmed holds the 2024 JAWS certification and uses JAWS every day. We confirm your trainer and session arrangements before training begins.

Can Access to Work pay for JAWS training?

Yes, where your Access to Work assessment recommends it. You can ask whether AAT Solutions can provide your training, subject to Access to Work approval, and we supply written quotes usually within two working days.

Do you train beginners as well as experienced users?

Both. We take complete beginners from the first keystroke, and we help experienced users with custom settings, dictionary entries, Settings Center and faster web navigation.

Is training remote or in person?

Either. Remote sessions across the UK work well using JAWS Tandem or Microsoft Teams, and on-site delivery is available by arrangement.

Access to Work can help pay for assistive technology training if it is recommended and your funding is approved. Find out how Access to Work funding works and ask for a quote.

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