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Accessibility is decided on concrete details: the weight of a page, the size of a text, content that opens without a network, a pace that works alongside a job. Here is how each of those points is handled.

What makes the programme reachable

Four technical choices, made before the first piece of content was produced. They explain why a programme can be followed on an entry-level phone, over a connection that comes and goes.

Designed for the phone

Every page of the programme reads and works on a narrow screen, with large touch targets and resizable text.

Openable offline

Content you have opened stays available without a network and resynchronises on its own when connection returns.

Light by construction

No decorative photography, no forced media: the visual material is data, which cuts the volume downloaded.

Readable first

Contrast held in both light and dark themes, an explicit heading hierarchy, keyboard-usable navigation.

A pace that fits your life

The catalogue opens 3 paces on the same content, leading to the same award. The weekly workload stated is actual work: it is the figure on which compatibility with a job is decided, and it is the one we publish.

paces open
3

Actual work, neither connection time nor video runtime.

of weekly work
8–20 h

Every course page shows its amount, period and payment schedule.

entry-level catalogue fee
900 000 GNF
programmes followed remotely
30

Assessment adjustments

An adjustment is requested once and holds for the whole programme. The request goes to the academic council, which issues a named, dated decision.

  • Extended time on assessments, granted for the duration of the programme
  • Adapted paper format: increased contrast, text size, audio version
  • Staged submission on a long piece of work, with redefined milestones
  • Assessment slot moved to accommodate a professional constraint
  • Substitute equipment accepted where an assessment assumes a specific tool

Questions about accessibility

Do I need a computer to follow a programme?

A phone is enough for reading, exercises and exchanges with the tutor. Some technical work assumes a specific tool, stated on the programme page before enrolment; substitute equipment is granted on request from the academic council.

How do I request an adjustment?

In one line, from your space or by email, describing the constraint rather than justifying it. You receive a named acknowledgement within two working days and a written decision within the times published on the governance page.

Does the site work in both French and English?

Every public page exists in both languages, with its own address. Programme content is produced in French, the language of instruction, and technical vocabulary is given in both languages so it stays usable in an international professional context.

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