Study Guides
Comprehensive preparation resources for every certification track covered by Accessibility Exam.
UEB Literary Braille Transcriber Certification Guide
Study 60 concepts for Library of Congress / NFB UEB Literary Braille Transcriber Certification, with worked examples and transcription pitfalls.
This guide covers foundational UEB literary transcription. Consult the current NFB course materials for assessment instructions and required formatting conventions.
Nemeth Mathematics Braille Transcriber Certification Guide
What to expect from the NFB and Library of Congress Nemeth mathematics braille transcriber course: eligibility, lessons, test, and study tips.
ACVREP COMS Study Guide: 60 Core Concepts
Study 60 COMS concepts covering functional assessment, orientation, sensory information, mobility instruction, travel decisions, and professional practice.
The guide follows ACVREP's published COMS description and scope of practice. These establish broad subject coverage rather than examination-domain weights; consult the COMS Certification Handbook for detailed examination objectives.
CVRT Study Guide: 60 Rehabilitation Concepts
Study 60 concepts in functional vision, daily living, braille, communication access, assessment, instruction, and professional practice for CVRT.
ACVREP confirms the CVRT credential. This guide teaches foundational vision rehabilitation topics; its organization and topic balance are not a verified CVRT exam blueprint. Confirm assessed domains and current requirements in the official CVRT handbook.
ACVREP CATIS Study Guide: 60 Concepts
Learn CATIS assessment, instruction, configuration, and exploration through practical rules, worked examples, and common mistakes.
This guide addresses the four CATIS domains: Assessment, Instruction, Configuration, and Exploration. Document accessibility and digital workflows illustrate the broader competencies in productivity software and access technology.
CPACC Exam Study Guide: Domains, Scoring, and Prep Plan
Prepare for the IAAP CPACC exam with verified domains, scoring, retake and renewal rules, and a study plan built on the official Body of Knowledge.
WAS Study Guide: 60 Web Accessibility Concepts
Explore 60 web accessibility concepts covering standards, semantic design, assistive technology, ARIA, testing, and organizational practice.
The credential identity and official syllabus for the Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS) Examination remain unverified; use this guide for foundational preparation and confirm the tested domains and applicable WCAG version in the official candidate handbook.
Accessible Document Specialist (ADS): 60 Concepts
Explore 60 ADS concepts covering accessible document creation, remediation, testing, organizational workflows, training, and policy.
The guide follows the ADS Body of Knowledge and its coverage of WCAG 2.1, PDF/UA-1, and the Matterhorn Protocol. It teaches durable principles across document formats; application-specific procedures should be checked against the relevant tool documentation.