Accessibility-first AI training
Accessibility comes first, so your whole cohort can use AI from the first slide.
We teach practical AI to job seekers and working professionals in workforce and accessibility programs. Every class is planned for screen readers, captions and different ways of learning, so your team does not have to fix it afterward.
Partners
What a class covers
The work is tied to getting hired and doing the job, not to AI hype. We teach on the free plans, so no learner has to pay to keep up.
Resumes shaped to a real job post
Learners bring a posting they want and use AI to match their resume to it, in their own words.
Interview practice
Learners use an AI tool to practice answers to the questions that job is likely to ask.
LinkedIn
A clearer headline and About section, written with prompts that work on any free AI plan.
The tools employers use
Hands-on time with the AI tools showing up in job descriptions, so nothing is new on day one.
How we teach
Every class is planned around the people in it. We ask about access needs before the first class, not after a complaint.
- Every slide is described out loud.
- Every prompt goes in the chat as text, ready to copy.
- We start on the free plans, and nobody has to share a diagnosis.
Who we work with
You run the program. We plan and teach the AI part of it. We work with the people who book training for a cohort:
- Workforce development programs
- Nonprofits that serve or refer disabled job seekers
- Vocational rehabilitation agencies and their providers
- Employer accessibility leads and employee resource groups
Our classes are planned for blind and low vision learners, Deaf and hard of hearing learners, neurodivergent learners, and people with more than one of these. People choose their own words for who they are.
Who teaches
Tim Haines teaches every class. He is the founder of Unicorn Flames, and he built the custom AI curriculum for Salesforce Workforce Navigators.
He teaches from the work, with the tools he uses every week, and starts on the free plans.
Our accessibility statement
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 AA on this site and in our class materials. Read what that covers, where we still fall short, and how to ask for an accommodation.
Read the accessibility statementTalk with us about your cohort
A 30-minute call about your program, your learners and what they need from AI. Training is priced per cohort, and we cover it on the call.
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