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PEAC 500: Developing Accessible Workplace Practices

The Challenge You’re Likely Facing

You’re responsible for supporting teams across the entire employee lifecycle – from hiring and onboarding to accommodations, performance, and retention. However, without a clear, shared vision for accessibility and accountability and how it shows up in day-to-day people practices, inclusion efforts often remain reactive and inconsistent. 

$29,234

The average cost to replace one employee in a mid-sized Canadian organization – before factoring in lost knowledge, trust, and momentum.

When managers lack confidence and knowledge and systems aren’t designed to support diverse needs, employees disengage – or leave. According to a recent study conducted by The Harris Poll, the average cost to replace an employee in a mid-sized organization is $29,234, turning accessibility gaps into tangible business risks. Beyond the financial impact, organizations stand to lose trust, innovation, and the full value of a workforce that could otherwise thrive.

PEAC 500: Developing Accessible Workplace Practices equips professionals, managers, and team leaders with the knowledge and practical tools to embed accessibility across the employee lifecycle, moving beyond compliance to consistent, people-centred practices. PEAC 500 focuses on building disability confidence, strengthening accountability, and translating organizational commitments into accessible policies, systems, and everyday decisions. Through applied discussions, case studies, and real-world scenarios, participants develop the skills needed to support employees effectively from hiring through retention and career advancement. 

Ideally Designed For

What You’ll Learn

By the end of PEAC 500, you’ll be able to:

What To Expect During PEAC 500

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We strongly encourage participants to take PEAC 100 before engaging in any other PEAC courses, as participants will be equipped with the essential foundational knowledge and perspective needed to take actionable steps toward accessibility in their organizations and communities. PEAC 100 focuses on the following topics: 

For more information about the Professional Education for Accessibility Competence (PEAC) program, please visit our main webpage.

What’s Included With Your Registration

Designed for real workplace application, your registration includes more than the live sessions. You’ll receive practical tools to prepare, document your learning, and translate key takeaways into next steps at work—plus ways to stay connected to Canada’s accessibility community. 

Pricing

Each PEAC 500 registration includes live, facilitated learning, practical tools and resources, and access to post-session materials that support real workplace application. 

Group Rates

Planning to register ten or more team members? Group enrollment offers discounted pricing to support shared learning and consistent application across teams. 

Group registrations are well suited for organizations looking to: 

Visit our Group Enrollment webpage for details on bulk pricing and coordinated registration. 

Upcoming Sessions:

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Accommodations

We are committed to creating an accessible and inclusive learning experience for all participants. Accommodations are welcomed and supported as part of our standard practice. 

If you require accommodations to support your participation, please reach out as early as possible. We are happy to work with you to understand your needs and identify appropriate supports to ensure meaningful engagement in PEAC. 

Looking for more information? Visit the PEAC homepage or Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more about the Professional Education for Accessibility Competence program.