This e-learning course focuses on the inclusion of people with disabilities in the labour market, with a strong emphasis on lived experience and self-advocacy. It is designed for the general public, including employers, HR professionals, and anyone interested in building more inclusive workplaces and societies.
The course challenges common assumptions about disability and work, and highlights how expectations from mainstream society do not always align with the actual needs and preferences of people with disabilities. Through real-life perspectives, participants will gain a deeper understanding of diversity within the disability community and the importance of recognising individuals as active agents in shaping their own working lives.
A key feature of this course is that it is based on materials from people with disabilities themselves (so-called self-advocates), who share their experiences of accessing and navigating the labour market. This approach ensures that the training reflects authentic perspectives and supports more meaningful and respectful inclusion.
- Teacher: Spravce Moodle
- Teacher: Lisa Schenkermaier
- Teacher: Alexander Vanorek