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Deaf Awareness Training

A little awareness.
A real difference.

Make your workplace more welcoming to Deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Learn about culture, communication and everyday access from a Deaf-led organisation, in person or live online.

Culture.Communication.Connection. ✳

Learning that belongs in everyday life

Start with
people.

A welcoming environment starts with how people communicate. Deaf Awareness Training gives your team space to learn and ask questions.

For teams in government, education, business and community services, including organisations working with NDIS participants.

Sessions run for 1.5 to 2 hours. Book one in person, with a Deaf trainer at your workplace, or live online over video call for teams in any location. A self-paced online course is in development: $95 + GST per person ($104.50 including GST), with 12 months' access, ready around mid October 2026.

01

Deaf culture & identity

Explore Deaf experiences and the place of Auslan in language, culture and community.

02

Everyday communication

Consider visual communication, getting someone’s attention and making conversations easier to follow.

03

Access in your workplace

Look at the way your team shares information and where you can make practical changes.

Before you book

A few things
to know.

Is this an Auslan language course?

Deaf Awareness Training focuses on Deaf culture, experiences and communication. It is not a full Auslan language course.

Can you come to us, or is it online?

Both. A Deaf trainer can run the session in person at your workplace, or live online over video call. A self-paced online course is in development.

What should we include in an enquiry?

Tell us about your team, the number of participants, your location, preferred dates and what you would like to learn. AC will discuss suitable arrangements with you.

How much does training cost?

Contact AC to discuss the right training for your group and receive a quote.

Can the Employment Assistance Fund help?

If you have a Deaf employee, the Employment Assistance Fund may help cover some of the cost of Deaf Awareness Training. Check your eligibility with JobAccess (opens in a new tab).

Good communication starts here

Who do you
want to reach?

Tell us about your audience and what you want to share. We’ll help you find the right place to start.

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