Purchase the Designing Accessible Learning Content (DALC) Programme
Choose the DALC option that fits your needs. Get instant access to the Online Programme today, or join the waitlist for DALC Live.
DALC Programme – Online
£675
Instant access to the full programme and all benefits of the DALC self-access experience.
- Pay by PayPal, credit or debit card and receive login details with direct access
- Alternative payment methods and instalment plans available via the team
- Enterprise discounts available for 5+ licences
- Not-for-profit licence discounts available
- Moderated delivery options available (timed release modules with follow-up sessions)
DALC Programme – Live (Coming Soon)
Coming soon
A cohort-based delivery option for organisations that want a structured rollout and added support.
- Cohort-based format with a clear start and end point
- Timed release of modules to support steady progress
- Follow-up sessions for discussion, guidance, and accountability
- Designed for teams who want a supported delivery approach
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Gain internationally recognised accreditation
The DALC Programme is fully accredited by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Standards Office and includes recognised CPD hours, certification, and digital credentials.
- 15 recognised Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours.
- One year’s free membership of the CPD Institute.
- CPD certificate and reflection activity.
- Additional 30+ hours in practical development activities.
- Industry leading Accredited Accessible Learning Practitioner digital credential.
Turning Accessibility Standards Into Practical Action
The DALC Programme was created by Susi Miller after years of supporting learning practitioners who wanted to make their learning content accessible, but kept running into the same problem: plenty of standards, not enough practical guidance. DALC closes that gap with clear, step-by-step support that shows you what good could look like, how to test properly, and how to fix issues in a way that improves the learning experience for everyone.
- Because WCAG can be hard to apply to learning content without examples, context, and a practical framework.
- Because most training explains what the standards say, but not how to confidently test, fix, and improve real resources.
- Because accessibility is about learners, not just compliance, and getting it right improves clarity, usability, and outcomes for everyone.
- Because learning teams need something that works with real tools, real constraints, and real organisational pressure.
Trusted by organisations committed to inclusive learning
We work with organisations across the public, private, and charity sectors to improve the accessibility and effectiveness of their learning content.
Cammy Bean
Account Director
From the outset, we were extremely impressed by eLaHub’s passion, process and product. Their audits weren’t a checkbox exercise. They understood our tools and constraints, worked collaboratively with us, and helped ensure accessibility enhanced the learning experience without stripping out interactivity or content.
Mintools Kineo
Colin Paton
Learning Experience Design Manager
Really excellent accessibility training! It was engaging, interesting and relevant. We really appreciated the perspective of a fellow designer/developer which made it super practical. These sessions will now allow us to lay the foundations for company-wide and systematic action in this area.
FARFETCH
Bouquette Kabatepe
Digital Accessibility Officer
The bespoke workshop on accessible and inclusive learning and neurodivergence was thoughtful, practical and highly relevant to our work at Imperial. Susi linked accessibility clearly to our values, helping colleagues understand how inclusive learning supports equity, excellence and a more effective learning experience for everyone.
Imperial Colllege London
Shradha Tangadpalliwar
Senior Accessibility and Usability Consultant
It was a privilege to be trained by eLaHub. Susi’s knowledge of making eLearning content and products accessible is incredible. We appreciated her training delivery skills, enormous dedication to the work and invaluable feedback.
AbilityNet
John Power
Senior Transformation Consultant
eLaHub’s Digital Accessibility Awareness Raising webinar is essential training for anyone creating digital content today. Susi delivered a thoughtful, practical and inspiring session on making content more inclusive. We left with clear insight, actionable steps and the confidence to create more inclusive learning experiences across our programmes.
Media Zoo
Miranda Welch
Co-President NZATD
eLaHub delivered a hugely valuable session that was insightful, energising and full of practical guidance on creating accessible and inclusive learning. Susi made a powerful case for accessibility, while giving our members the confidence and tools to start making meaningful change. <br />
New Zealand Association for Training and Development
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Try the programme before you commit. Get access to 9 lessons for free and see exactly how the DALC Programme works in practice.
Our sustainability commitment
eLaHub is committed to reducing environmental impact alongside improving access to learning. For every purchase of the DALC Programme, a tree is planted to support global reforestation efforts.
We partner with Ecologi to offset carbon emissions, including those generated through digital services and AI technologies. Since 2024, this commitment has helped fund over 120 trees, supporting long-term environmental impact alongside inclusive learning.
Frequently asked questions
These are some of the questions we’re asked most often. If you’d like to talk anything through, just get in touch.
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Talk it through with us
Book a short call to talk through your learning content and accessibility goals. We’ll help you identify where barriers may exist, what good practice could look like, and which practical next steps would make the biggest difference.
