Accessibility and Special Accommodations for English 360° – Candidate

Overview

English 360° is designed to be accessible to all candidates. If you have a disability or specific need that could affect your ability to take the test in standard conditions, accommodations are available.

What the Platform Already Includes

English 360° meets WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards. This includes:

• High colour contrast for readability
• Full keyboard navigation — no mouse required
• Compatibility with screen readers for visually impaired users
• Adjustable text display
• Alternative text for non-text content, making information accessible to users with visual impairments

Requesting a Specific Accommodation

If standard conditions do not meet your needs, contact your training organisation before your test date so they can make a request directly to English 360°. Each situation is reviewed individually and appropriate measures are put in place where possible.

Accommodations may include additional time, alternative input methods, or other adjustments depending on the nature of the requirement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is English 360° compatible with screen readers?

Yes. The platform is built to WCAG 2.1 AA standard and works with standard screen reading software.

Can I get extra time?

Extra time may be granted depending on your situation. Your training organisation must contact us before your test to make a request.

Who do I contact to request an accommodation?

Your training organisation must contact English 360° directly and will be required to provide necessary documentation.