Training in Netherlands

Audit House BV is a digital accessibility research bureau in The Hague, accredited by the Stichting Digitall Inclusive. It performs WCAG 2.2 evaluations following WCAG-EM, including full, content, technical and app audits (iOS and Android), plus quickscans and a free PDF accessibility analyzer. It also provides awareness programmes, training, advice and an external accessibility officer service. Stated client groups include municipalities and government, businesses subject to the European Accessibility Act, suppliers, webshops and the cultural sector.

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Bureau Toegankelijkheid is a Dutch digital accessibility bureau based in Rotterdam. It runs WCAG 2.2 research on websites, apps and SaaS products, WCAG-EM based evaluations, quickscans, content and technical research, accessible PDF services and an all-in improvement track from audit and improvement plan through implementation support to an accessibility statement. It also delivers WCAG and accessible-PDF training. The site names government institutions, semi-government and non-profits, healthcare institutions, and companies and e-commerce as key audiences, referencing the EAA.

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Cardan is a Dutch full-service digital accessibility bureau based in Tilburg, accredited under the Digitall Inclusive quality mark. It performs WCAG 2.2 evaluations following WCAG-EM, ranging from full audits to content, technical, quickscan, app, PDF and legally-focused WCAG 2.2 AA research, and offers training via the Cardan Academy, tailored advice, awareness programmes and accessibility project and change management. Its site addresses government (Wet Digitale Overheid), businesses covered by the European Accessibility Act, and software suppliers, in Dutch and English.

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Digitaal Toegankelijk is a Dutch accessibility research and training bureau based in Utrecht, accredited by the DDAI (Dutch Digital Accessibility Index). It conducts WCAG-EM based accessibility evaluations of websites and apps, provides training, accessibility advice and project coordination, converts inaccessible PDFs into accessible documents, and offers plain-language services plus its Grip software for sustaining compliance. Stated sectors include (semi-)government, banks and insurers, healthcare, and culture; resources cover WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act.

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Stichting Accessibility is a Dutch foundation based in Utrecht, founded in 1999, that works on digital, physical and social accessibility; it celebrated its 25th anniversary and holds ANBI status and W3C membership. It performs WCAG research on websites and apps, accessibility scans of physical locations, user research and co-creation with experts by experience, training, webinars and e-learning, and expert guidance including tailored action plans. Stated sectors include government, recreation and culture, businesses and webshops, telecom and finance, with EAA-focused services.

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WCAG.nl, operated by VoorMeerWaarde BV in Zutphen, started sharing digital accessibility knowledge in 2016 and grew strongly from late 2019 with Dutch accessibility legislation. It performs accessibility research from quickscans to full WCAG-EM conformance evaluations, including audits at WCAG 2.2 AA level, with results usable for the Dutch accessibility statement register. It also offers practical WCAG consulting, training, a free automated webscan, and a knowledge base with guidelines and legislation information.

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