How can tertiary organisations be more inclusive?

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There are things tertiary education organisations can do to be more inclusive.

Tertiary education organisations can make sure disabled learners have equal chances to:

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Tertiary education organisations can make sure disabled learners are treated with respect.

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They can do this by building strong relationships with disabled learners.

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And tertiary education organisations can support disabled learners with their policies.

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They can also make learning more inclusive.

For example, they can think about what disabled learners need to take part in a course.

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Tertiary education organisations can train their staff to meet the needs of disabled workers.

They can make a safe space for disabled learners to:

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