Reduced mobility
All our training courses are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Training for all
Accessibility & disability
ECSplicite is committed to making its language training accessible to as many people as possible. A disability officer will work with you to identify the adjustments suited to your situation.
Our commitment to accessibility
ECSplicite takes care to consider the specific needs of people with disabilities and to look for possible adjustments that make it easier for them to take part in our courses. This commitment is an integral part of our Qualiopi quality approach (criterion relating to welcoming people with disabilities).
Our language courses, mostly delivered remotely, naturally lend themselves to a wide range of adjustments: pace, session length, materials, ways of interacting. Each situation is examined on a case-by-case basis to identify the most suitable arrangements.
Accessibility
Our training courses are accessible to people with disabilities; see the details below:
Hearing impairment
Our courses may be accessible if the person has
a mild impairment and/or uses a hearing aid suited to their impairment that
prevents any disruption to oral communication.
a mild impairment and/or uses a hearing aid suited to their impairment that
prevents any disruption to oral communication.
Visual impairment
Our courses are accessible to people with a
mild degree of impairment – (unimpaired visual communication: moderate
visual impairment, monocular / mild binocular visual impairment).
mild degree of impairment – (unimpaired visual communication: moderate
visual impairment, monocular / mild binocular visual impairment).
Other disabilities
Not accessible.
A disability officer here to listen
A disability officer is your main point of contact, both before and during the training. They will work with you, in complete confidence, to identify the adjustments you need and, where necessary, refer you to specialist partners.
- Disability officers: Aurélie Lagrive and Véronique Touraine
- Email: contact@ecsplicite.com
- Phone: +33 (0)4 42 32 00 00
Please let us know about your situation from your very first contact: the earlier we talk, the better we can prepare your training path.
How to reach us
The process is simple and confidential:
- 1. Get in touch with our disability officer by email or phone.
- 2. Let's talk about your needs and the possible adjustments.
- 3. Let's build together a tailored training path before the course starts.
Any information about your disability remains strictly confidential and is used solely to organise your training.
Training that adapts to you
Depending on your needs, several types of adjustments can be put in place:
- Pace and duration: shorter sessions, extra breaks, adapted schedule.
- Materials: adapted documents (enlarged print, contrast, accessible digital formats).
- Delivery: remote training from home, choice of communication tools.
- Support: closer follow-up and individualised teaching with your trainer.
These adjustments are defined with you, on a case-by-case basis, according to the nature of your needs.
Our specialist partners
When your situation requires it, we draw on the network of organisations specialising in training and employment for people with disabilities:
- Agefiph — the association managing the fund for the professional integration of people with disabilities.
- Cap emploi — support towards employment and training.
- Ressources Handicap Formation (RHF) — support in adapting training paths.
- MDPH — departmental centres for people with disabilities.
Our disability officer will direct you to the right contact and help put you in touch.
Any questions about the accessibility of our courses?
Our disability officer is available to look at your situation and prepare your training path.
Contact us