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Accessibility Statement

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Accessibility Statement

Business Language Institute is committed to making its website and digital learning information accessible, usable and understandable for as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technologies, keyboard navigation, screen readers, zoom tools or alternative input methods.

Our Commitment Conformance Status Accessibility Feedback

Important Publishing Note

This Accessibility Statement contains placeholders. Before publication, review the website with accessibility testing tools and manual checks, then replace all bracketed fields with the final accessibility status, known limitations, assessment date and contact process.

Target Standard [Insert target standard, e.g. WCAG 2.2 Level AA]
Current Status [Insert fully conformant, partially conformant or not yet assessed]
Last Review [Insert last accessibility review date]
Feedback Contact info@businesslanguageinstitute.com
Template notice: This page is a structured Accessibility Statement template for Business Language Institute. It should be completed after testing the final WordPress, Elementor, plugin, form, menu, media, booking and cookie-banner setup.
Commitment

Our Accessibility Commitment

We want visitors, learners, companies, hotels, hospitality teams and partner organizations to be able to access BLI information and services with as few barriers as possible.

01

Clear Structure

We aim to use clear headings, readable layouts, meaningful sections and predictable navigation.

02

Keyboard Access

We aim to make interactive elements usable with keyboard navigation wherever technically possible.

03

Readable Design

We aim to use sufficient contrast, clear spacing, readable fonts and responsive layouts.

04

Continuous Improvement

We treat accessibility as an ongoing process and review digital content as the website develops.

Scope

Scope of This Accessibility Statement

This statement applies to the public website and selected digital content published by Business Language Institute.

Area Covered by This Statement Review Status
Main Website Pages Home, service pages, corporate training pages, hospitality pages, legal pages and contact pages [Insert review status]
Elementor HTML Sections Custom HTML/CSS content blocks used for BLI pages [Insert review status]
Contact and Request Forms Forms for consultation, private courses, corporate offers and hotel training requests [Insert review status]
Cookie Banner Consent banner, cookie settings and preference controls [Insert review status]
PDFs and Downloads Course brochures, certificates, learning materials or downloadable documents [Insert review status]
Third-Party Tools Scheduling widgets, video tools, maps, embedded content, analytics or payment tools [Insert third-party status]
Scope note: Third-party tools may not be fully controlled by BLI. Where third-party tools are used, BLI aims to select accessible providers where practical and to provide alternative contact options where needed.
Conformance Status

Accessibility Conformance Status

Target Standard [Insert target, e.g. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 Level AA]
Current Status [Insert: fully conformant, partially conformant, not conformant or not yet fully assessed]
Assessment Method [Insert: self-assessment, external audit, automated test, manual test, user feedback or combined review]
Last Assessment [Insert date]
Next Planned Review [Insert date or review cycle]
Responsible Contact info@businesslanguageinstitute.com
Recommended safe wording before full audit: “This website is partially conformant with the target accessibility standard. Partially conformant means that some parts of the content may not yet fully meet the accessibility standard.”
Accessibility Measures

Measures We Aim to Apply

BLI aims to build accessibility into website structure, content, design and maintenance.

Structure

Headings and Landmarks

We aim to use logical headings, meaningful section structure and predictable content organization.

Navigation

Keyboard and Focus

We aim to support keyboard navigation, visible focus states and usable interactive elements.

Text

Readable Content

We aim to write clear content with practical headings, short sections and meaningful calls to action.

Contrast

Color and Contrast

We aim to use readable color combinations and avoid relying on color alone to communicate information.

Images

Alternative Text

We aim to provide meaningful alternative text for informative images and decorative handling for decorative images.

Forms

Accessible Forms

We aim to use labels, clear instructions, helpful error messages and accessible form controls.

Responsive

Mobile and Zoom

We aim to support responsive layouts, readable spacing and usability on smaller screens and zoomed views.

Media

Audio and Video

Where audio or video is used, we aim to provide captions, transcripts or accessible alternatives where practical.

Maintenance

Ongoing Review

We aim to review accessibility when pages, plugins, tools, forms or legal content are updated.

Technical Compatibility

Technical Specifications

Accessibility of this website relies on the following technologies working together with your browser, assistive technology and device settings:

  • HTML for content structure
  • CSS for visual layout and responsive design
  • JavaScript for interactive functions where used
  • ARIA attributes where appropriate and where native HTML is not sufficient
  • WordPress and Elementor page components
  • Cookie banner, forms, scheduling tools and embedded third-party services where used
Technical note: Accessibility can be affected by WordPress themes, Elementor widgets, plugins, embedded tools, cookie banners, custom scripts and browser settings. These should be tested together on the final website.
Known Limitations

Known Accessibility Limitations

We aim to improve accessibility continuously. Some limitations may remain while the website is reviewed, expanded or technically updated.

Area Possible Limitation Planned Improvement
PDF Downloads Some older or generated PDFs may not yet be fully tagged for screen readers. [Insert planned PDF accessibility review or alternative format process]
Third-Party Embeds Scheduling tools, maps, videos or external widgets may not be fully controlled by BLI. [Insert alternative contact or provider review process]
Forms Some forms may require further testing for labels, error messages and keyboard behavior. [Insert form testing and improvement plan]
Cookie Banner Cookie preference controls may depend on the selected consent provider. [Insert consent banner accessibility test plan]
Media Content Videos or audio materials may not all have captions or transcripts yet. [Insert caption or transcript plan]
Legacy Content Older pages or imported content may not yet follow the current accessibility structure. [Insert content review schedule]
Alternative access: If you cannot access any content or function, please contact us. We will try to provide the information in an accessible alternative format where reasonably possible.
Assessment

How We Assess Accessibility

Accessibility should be checked through a combination of automated tests, manual review and practical user feedback.

AT

Automated Testing

Using accessibility scanning tools to identify common issues such as contrast, labels and missing text alternatives.

KR

Keyboard Review

Checking whether key navigation, links, buttons, forms and settings can be reached and used by keyboard.

SR

Screen Reader Checks

Testing selected pages with assistive technology where possible to review structure and meaningful reading order.

UF

User Feedback

Collecting feedback from visitors who experience barriers and using it to improve accessibility.

Assessment record: Last assessed on [insert date] by [insert internal team, external auditor or review method].
Feedback

Accessibility Feedback and Contact

If you experience an accessibility barrier on this website, cannot access content, have difficulty using a form or need information in another format, please contact Business Language Institute.

Email info@businesslanguageinstitute.com
Subject Line Accessibility Feedback
Response Time [Insert expected response time, e.g. within 5 business days]
Alternative Contact [Insert telephone number or contact form link if available]
Helpful information: Please include the page URL, a short description of the problem, your browser or device if relevant, and the assistive technology you used if you are comfortable sharing that information.
Requesting Alternatives

Alternative Formats and Support

Where reasonably possible, BLI can provide important information in an alternative format if a website feature or document is not accessible.

Course Information

We can provide course information by email if the website page is difficult to access.

Training Offers

We can explain corporate, hotel, private or certification offers in written email form.

PDF Alternatives

Where practical, we can provide text-based alternatives for important PDF content.

Booking Support

If a form or booking function is difficult to use, you can contact us directly by email.

Improvement Plan

Planned Accessibility Improvements

Accessibility is an ongoing process. The following areas should be reviewed as the website grows.

Improvement Area Planned Action Status
Navigation and Menus Review keyboard navigation, focus behavior and mobile menu usability. [Insert status]
Forms Review labels, instructions, required fields, errors and confirmation messages. [Insert status]
Color Contrast Audit text, buttons, cards, links, badges and call-to-action areas. [Insert status]
Images and Icons Add meaningful alternative text or mark decorative images appropriately. [Insert status]
PDFs and Downloads Review certificates, brochures, course guides and downloadable materials. [Insert status]
Third-Party Tools Review scheduling, cookie banner, forms, videos and embedded services. [Insert status]
Updates

Statement Preparation and Updates

Statement Prepared On [Insert date]
Last Reviewed On [Insert date]
Review Method [Insert self-assessment, external audit, automated scan, manual review or combined method]
Next Review [Insert planned review date or interval]
Maintenance recommendation: Review this statement whenever major website changes are made, including new Elementor sections, new plugins, new forms, new embedded tools, new PDFs or major design updates.
Related Legal Pages

Additional Legal Information

This Accessibility Statement should be read together with the website’s Imprint, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Terms and Conditions.

Imprint

Provider information, responsible party details and general legal notices for this website.

Open Imprint →

Privacy Policy

Information about personal data, contact forms, training data and data subject rights.

Open Privacy Policy →

Cookie Policy

Information about cookies, consent, analytics, embedded content and website technologies.

Open Cookie Policy →

Terms and Conditions

Contract rules for course bookings, training services, cancellation, certification and usage rights.

Open Terms →
FAQ

Accessibility Statement Questions

What is the purpose of this Accessibility Statement?

It explains BLI’s accessibility commitment, current conformance status, known limitations, feedback process and planned improvements.

Which accessibility standard does BLI aim to follow?

The target standard should be inserted after review. A common target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, but the final standard should match the applicable legal and technical requirements.

Is the website fully accessible?

The final status must be inserted after testing. If not all content has been fully assessed, the statement should say so clearly and list known limitations.

What should I do if I cannot access something?

Please contact BLI by email and include the page URL, the issue you experienced and the format or support you need.

Does this apply to third-party tools?

Third-party tools may have their own accessibility limitations. BLI aims to provide alternative contact options where third-party tools are difficult to use.

Can I request information in another format?

Yes. Where reasonably possible, BLI can provide important information by email or in another accessible format.

How can I contact BLI about accessibility?

You can send accessibility feedback to info@businesslanguageinstitute.com.

Contact Us About Accessibility

If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need information in another format, please contact Business Language Institute. We will review your request and try to provide a practical solution.

Send Accessibility Feedback Contact Page

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