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Inclusive Employment Training (CPD Accredited)

Inclusive Employment Training

Inclusive Employment Training supports organisations to attract, support, and retain disabled employees by addressing the barriers that exist throughout the employment lifecycle. Toucan’s disability inclusion training helps employers create inclusive recruitment practices, accessible hiring processes, and develop workplaces where disabled staff can thrive and stay long term.

Toucan’s Inclusive Employment Training explores the common challenges faced by disabled employees and provides practical, solution-focused guidance on making reasonable adjustments in the workplace. Participants will gain the confidence and skills needed to identify adjustments that remove barriers and improve productivity, wellbeing, and job satisfaction. The training also strengthens understanding of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) responsibilities and UK disability employment legislation.

Participants who attend the Inclusive Employment Training will learn how Access to Work funding can be used to support disabled employees with adjustments such as specialist equipment, workplace support, transport, and mental health assistance. By maximising the use of Access to Work, organisations can reduce costs while ensuring employees receive the support they need to succeed.

This training also focuses on retaining disabled staff, highlighting how inclusive workplace practices, proactive disability support, ongoing reasonable adjustments, and open communication lead to higher retention rates, reduced staff turnover, improved employee engagement, and a more diverse, inclusive workforce.
Toucan has an online Access to Work Guide course for further training.

Group Size: 15 ideally, 20 max

Training Duration: Half day (4 hours) or full day with 2 x 2.5 hour (bespoke version)

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Inclusive Employment Training

Disabled people face discrimination when looking for employment. Though there have been improvements, disabled people are twice as likely to be unemployed than non-disabled people. Our Inclusive Employment Training will give employers a better understanding of the daily challenges disabled people face when working. Toucan Diversity CIC is a Disability Confident Leader and is keen to support organisations in creating a more diverse workforce.
To find out more about the Disability Confident Scheme go to the government website.  We are here to help you.

Disabled people who find a job are likely to face a significant pay gap compared to non-disabled colleagues.
Over 7 in 10 disabled adults in the UK have stopped working due to a disability and/or health condition.

It is vital for employers to utilise this untapped talent.

Training objectives:

  • Discover the value of the social model of disability
  • Identify the appropriate language  to use in the UK
  • Learning what is meant by the 2010 Equality Act
  • Identify how to interact appropriately with disabled people
  • Identify how to make reasonable adjustments and remove barriers
  • Identify how to attract, recruit and retain disabled employees.

Training methods:

  • Group discussions
  • Video work
  • Questionnaires
  • Action plans

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