WEA Sydney courses and digital skills

Access Needs: Cognitive Hearing Physical Speech Vision WEA Sydney is a not-for-profit adult education organisation, which aims to provide educational activities, courses, and training to help adults develop their knowledge, understanding and skills. The courses offered are general and not…
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Voice feature instructions for phones and devices

Voice Features (Voice Control and Personal Assistants) Smartphones and tablets are equipped with technology that allows you to operate them hands-free, by using your voice. These features work in different ways, one works as a “personal assistant”, performing full tasks…
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Hearing aids with telecoil

A Telecoil is an important component of some hearing aids. It is a small “antenna” made of magnetic coil of wire that is placed inside of the hearing aid.
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Alternative communication systems (TTY, RTT and CapTel)

TTY, RTT, and CapTel refer to alternative communication systems that are designed for people who are deaf, hearing impaired, or speech impaired. These systems allow the use of written messages while being on a phone call.
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Accessibility options in operating systems

The Operating System (OS) of your mobile phone or tablet determines how it works, the features you can use and the applications you can download.
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TTY Type and Read calls

Who can use Type and Read calls? Type and Read Calls are ideal if you are deaf, don’t want to speak on the phone and don’t use a computer or mobile phone. This is a text-based relay call, so you…
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Calling a National Relay Service (NRS) user

Placing a call to a National Relay Service User allows the call receiver with a hearing impairment to utilise the government service and engage in the conversation.
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