Congratulations in securing this new job!

And not to be patronising — we personally know how hard it can be, so genuinely, well done.
Whether it’s your first role, a career change, or a return to work, it’s a big achievement. Now let’s make sure you’ve got the tools and support to thrive…

If you’re blind or partially sighted and need help using technology in the workplace, you’re in the right place. The Access to Work scheme could cover the cost of the tech you need — and just as importantly, the training to use it with confidence.

What is Access to Work?

Access to Work (AtW) is a UK government scheme that funds support for people with disabilities or health conditions, so they can flourish at work. That includes specialist equipment, software, hours of assistive technology training like the kind Dwellink provides.

Specialist assistive technology training for blind and partially sighted professionals

If you’ve already got funding approved, just name Dwellink as your provider to your employer, fill out the form below and we’ll take it from there. Not applied yet? We can help guide you through the process. Whether you’re new to the workplace or adjusting after a sight loss diagnosis, we’ll help you build confidence using the tools that keep you productive and independent. This is where we come in…
At Dwellink, we don’t just teach assistive tech – we live it. Training is delivered by Alex Man, a senior accessibility adviser with over 10 years of experience in the field. He works in a mid-sized organisation and uses screen readers, magnifiers, and accessible software daily. That means you’re not getting outdated textbook guides – you’re learning real solutions that work in real jobs.

What You’ll Learn in Dwellink Assistive Tech Sessions

We provide training on a wide range of assistive software and accessible technology, including:

  • Screen readers such as JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver
  • Screen magnifiers like ZoomText, Apple zoom and SuperNova
  • Fusion – Freedom Scientific training (speech and magnification combined)
  • Braille notetakers & Braille Displays
  • Microsoft Office 365 accessibility features (Word, Teams, Outlook, OneDrive and SharePoint)
  • Google Workspace and accessible browser navigation
  • Accessible smartphone use for work (iPhone & Android)
  • Salesforce, including any bespoke company CMS
  • AI-powered tools for accessibility – like using ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot to support tasks such as describing images, improving written content, or helping build accessible PowerPoint slides and visual materials.
  • …and many other tools that we can tailor to your job role…

Why choose Dwellink?

  • Training by someone with lived experience of sight loss
  • Over 10 years experience in training blind and visually impaired people
  • Training designed around your actual work tasks
  • Flexible delivery – in person or remote
  • Calm, supportive, and always jargon-free
  • By choosing Dwellink, you’re also supporting a visually impaired business owner in the UK — not a faceless corporate organisation.

We’ve been in your shoes. That’s what makes the difference!

Get Assistive Tech Training Now

If you’re applying for Access to Work or you’ve already got funding approved, drop us a message. We’ll get in touch to plan a training package that works for you.


Alternatively you can give us a call on 📞 0333 303 4343

With the right training and support, there’s no limit to what you can do.
We’re ready when you are.