Transition into accessibility with confidence!
Get a personalized plan that helps you focus on the skills, roles, and resources that help you secure a purposeful career. Instead of spending months wondering how to start, you’ll receive a clear, step-by-step action plan designed specifically for you.
Here’s what you’ll gain:
- Accessibility roles that best match your professional background
- Customized learning plan tailored to your goals
- Skills to develop for your target role
- Certification recommendations (when applicable)
- Job search strategy and recommended resources
- Estimated timeline to transition into accessibility
- Intro to Accessibility Fundamentals flashcards to help you get started immediately and prepare for the interview
Personalized Accessibility Career Roadmap
Get a clear, step-by-step plan to transition into a meaningful accessibility career, including recommended roles, skills to build, learning resources, certifications, and next steps tailored specifically to you.
Real Life Outcomes: Featuring JoAnn
“I would like to share my appreciation to Accessibility Fun! I’ve been accepted into BIT’s [Accessibility Analyst] Program! I’m extremely excited about this opportunity and I appreciate your support throughout my journey!
I’ll continue to support you!”
JoAnn T.
Digital Accessibility Analyst
(FAQ) Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a degree to get into accessibility?
No, a degree is not a requirement for every accessibility job. There are many roles needing to be filled, of various skill and education levels. This roadmapping service is perfect for career changers, students, recent graduates, and professionals who want to transition into accessibility but aren’t sure where to begin.
Are there only tech jobs?
No, there are plenty non-tech roles in accessibility. There are actually more non-tech roles available in the job market, especially in higher education and public sectors.
I can’t afford this right now, can I start learning for free?
There many advantages to getting a personalized roadmap, but the price shouldn’t discourage you. You can start learning the foundational knowledge with the BOK (body of knowledge) from IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals) here. If you want a faster, more convenient way to still grasp the essentials, use our Intro to Accessibility flashcards here.
Disclamer
The Personalized Accessibility Career Roadmap is designed to provide guidance based on your experience, skills, and career goals. While every roadmap is tailored to help you build a strong foundation for transitioning into accessibility, employment outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Hiring decisions are influenced by many factors outside our control, including job market conditions, employer hiring needs, interview performance, qualifications, experience, and other individual circumstances.
This service is intended to provide personalized direction, recommended learning resources, and actionable next steps to help you pursue a career in accessibility with greater clarity and confidence.