CPACC Prep — Complete Guide

Master WCAG, Universal Design, Disability Models & Accessibility Laws

What you'll learn
Master all 3 CPACC domains: disabilities & AT, accessibility & universal design, and standards & laws — exam-ready content.
Understand WCAG POUR principles, the 7 Universal Design principles, and UDL framework with clear, structured summaries.
Navigate key laws and standards: ADA, Section 508, EN 301 549, CRPD, AODA — and know exactly what each one covers on the exam.
Identify assistive technologies for each disability type and apply disability etiquette in professional contexts
Apply accessibility maturity models, governance frameworks, and build a business case for accessibility in your organization
Prepare confidently for the IAAP CPACC exam with domain-aligned study guides, glossary, and 347 practice questions

Requirements
No prior accessibility knowledge required — this course starts from the fundamentals
Basic familiarity with websites or digital products is helpful but not mandatory
A willingness to learn about disability, inclusion, and digital accessibility

Description
"This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."

This course prepares you for theCPACC (Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies) certification by IAAP, covering all 3 exam domains with complete study materials in English.

What you'll learn
- Theoretical models of disability: medical, social, biopsychosocial, economic, charity, functional solutions, and social identity models.

- Disability categories, challenges, and assistive technologies (AT): visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, seizure, speech, and psychological disabilities.

- WCAG 2.2 principles (POUR): Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust — with key success criteria and conformance levels.

- The 7 principles of Universal Design and their applications in digital and physical environments.

- Universal Design for Learning (UDL): Engagement, Representation, Action and Expression.

- Accessibility laws and standards: CRPD, ADA (Titles I–IV), Section 508, EN 301 549, EU Web Accessibility Directive, European Accessibility Act (EAA), AODA, and more.

- Accessibility management: maturity models, governance, organizational policy, training design (Andragogy, ADDIE), and the business case for accessibility.

Included materials
- 3 structured study guides covering all exam domains.

- Glossary with approximately 70 key CPACC terms.

- 347 practice questions across 7 mock exams — aligned with the CPACC 2023 Body of Knowledge (BoK).

Who this course is for
Anyone preparing for the CPACC certification exam — designers, developers, educators, lawyers, and accessibility advocates worldwide who want to study in PT, EN, DE, or ZH.
IT professionals, UX designers, and web developers who need to implement or audit digital accessibility in their work
HR managers, educators, project managers, and legal professionals responsible for accessibility compliance and inclusion policies