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I am using the computer so much that I have it with me everywhere I go!

I am truly grateful for this equipment... it has enabled me to focus on my studies and not worry or be anxious in any way regarding my school work.

Thank you very much for your constant support...the equipment has improved my quality life immensely.

What a wonderful service!

Wa-hooooooooo!

I am really benefiting from the equipment you have helped me with.

I feel more relaxed and am able to study for longer periods.

I have for the first time completed all my assignments ahead of time leaving more time to study. It is largely due to your help.

I will be ahead of the game for next semester now… Your help has made my school experience so much more valuable.

Thank you so much for your concern and for granting me access to technology through Assistive Technology BC; I don't know where I would be without the tools that I am using all the time.
– JC, University of Victoria

...thank you so much, I dont know where I would be without my technology, and so far so good!
– JC, University of Victoria

Thank you to you and your technicians for all the work you've done for me, I really appreciate it!
- TW, Vancouver Island University

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
– SS, Vancouver Island University

THANK YOU FOR THE PART YOU'VE PLAYED IN MY FIVE YEARS........
– EVA S.

I've been checking out the ATBC Online Learning Centre for FAQs and the Apple's main site :)
Thanks for everything, I am loving my macbook :)

This is excellent customer service ... (or should I say client service) ... when expectations are not only met, but surpassed! thank you so much!
– AA, Graduate Student, University of British Columbia

News and Events

Access To Work

VANCOUVER – In 2009 Assistive Technology-BC hosted a series of highly successful career fairs across the Province to promote the employability of job seekers with disabilities.

The career fairs were designed to create optimal opportunities for matching job seekers with disabilities with employers.  The Access To Work career fairs were delivered as a series of informal structured networking events.

261 job seekers with disabilities,  employers, service providers and representatives from post-secondary institutions and government actively participated in four events in four regions of the province.

The events were structured to include:

  • Discussion and sharing of best practices
  • Presentations on hiring a person with a disability
  • Demonstration of assistive technology
  • Question period
  • Displays with job postings, information and resources

As a result of the events 80 job seekers with disabilities were able to connect with 88 employers, human resources personnel were informed and educated about the importance of inclusive hiring practices, and valuable relationships were established.

For more information about the Access to Work program, please email info@at-bc.ca