The ADA Coordinator Training (ACT) Certification Program certifies that ADA Coordinators have completed quality training that provides the knowledge-base and tools necessary to be effective in the role of an ADA Coordinator by:

Verifying:

• Completion of training credits
• Quality of training
• Content that addresses specific ADA related topics.
• Mastery of content knowledge.

Establishing:

• A foundation of content knowledge essential to performing the role of an ADA Coordinator.

Providing:

• Bulletins on the latest ADA related information.
• Access to on-line resources.
• ADA Coordinator Network for on-line information sharing with ACT-Certification program members and staff.
• Alerts of upcoming trainings.

Upon completion of the ADA Coordinator Training (ACT) Certification Program, ADA Coordinators can show they have acquired a knowledge-base specific to the needs of an ADA Coordinator that consists of:

• establishing and overseeing grievance procedures
• conducting self-evaluation plans.
• implemention of transition plans.
• monitoring on-going progress.
• communicating policy within the organization and throughout the community.
• coordinating activities among a number of departments.
• identifying and utilizing appropriate resources.
• ADA regulations and guidelines.
• effective use of resources.

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