STEP 01
Audit
Automated accessibility scans are paired with keyboard, focus, structure, form-label, contrast, and assistive-technology review of important user journeys.
Accessibility
Accessibility Statement
Elevate for Humanity is committed to making its digital services understandable, operable, and usable by people with disabilities.
Updated: August 22, 2026
Conformance target
We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the accessibility target for public and authenticated web experiences. Accessibility is an ongoing engineering and content responsibility; this statement does not claim that every historical document, third-party service, or page has been independently certified as fully conformant.
How we maintain accessibility
Audit. Improve. Make content usable. Retest.
STEP 02
Design & development
Shared components and global design guardrails are corrected first so improvements apply across programs, applications, dashboards, and future pages.
STEP 03
Content
Images, links, headings, forms, documents, video, and instructional content are reviewed for understandable language and accessible alternatives.
STEP 04
Release & retest
Accessibility tests run as part of the release process, and significant changes are retested so fixes are not silently lost during future development.
Practices built into the platform
- Use semantic headings, labels, landmarks, and meaningful link text.
- Support keyboard navigation and highly visible focus states for interactive controls.
- Provide text alternatives for meaningful images and non-text content.
- Maintain readable contrast and avoid relying on color alone to convey meaning.
- Respect reduced-motion preferences and support zoom, responsive layouts, and assistive technologies.
- Provide captions, transcripts, alternative formats, or another reasonable format when required for program access.
- Include accessibility regression checks in design, engineering, content, and release work.
Third-party content
Some examinations, payment flows, embedded content, or partner systems are operated by third parties. We work to select and configure accessible services where practical, but accessibility of those systems is also governed by the provider operating them.
Accommodations and alternative access
If a disability-related barrier prevents access to a page, document, application, class, testing process, or other service, contact us with the affected resource and the format or accommodation needed. Program, testing-provider, employer, or workforce-agency procedures may also apply.
Report an accessibility barrier
Include the page or service involved, what prevented access, the assistive technology or device being used if relevant, and a way to contact you. We will review the issue and provide a reasonable response or alternative access path.
Quick answers before your next step
Where do I find the schedule, cost and entry requirements?
Open the exact program or product you are considering. Review its published details and required steps before applying or purchasing.
Explore program details →How do I pay for apprenticeship training?
Apprenticeship programs are self-pay only. Review the published total tuition, deposit, supplies, and what is due now. Pay in full or use a program payment plan when offered. BNPL, when displayed, is third-party financing requiring provider approval and repayment; review interest and terms. It is not a grant.
Compare apprenticeship programs →Does an inquiry enroll me?
An inquiry requests information. Enrollment requires the applicable application, intake, payment and enrollment requirements to be completed.
Start an application →Where can I find shops, employers and opportunities?
Use the Host Shop and employer directories. Availability and placement are confirmed for the specific occupation and business.
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