ADA Coordinator Certification (ADACC)
A national certification program for ADA Coordinators and other professionals responsible for ADA compliance and implementation.
ADACC:
- Establishes ADA-related knowledge requirements.
- Verifies completion of training that meets established standards for content and quality.
- Assesses participants’ knowledge through an examination.
ADACC was created to address a specific need: How can comprehensive ADA knowledge be demonstrated and verified?
ADACC identifies essential ADA topics and learning objectives, verifies completion of training that meets established standards for content and quality, and assesses participants’ knowledge through an examination.
Who Should Consider ADA Coordinator Certification?
ADACC certification has relevance beyond state and local government ADA Coordinators. It is designed for professionals whose work requires comprehensive knowledge of the ADA, including:
- State and local government ADA Coordinators
- Healthcare professionals and facility administrators
- Architects, engineers, and ADA consultants
- Nonprofit and disability organization professionals
- Other professionals with ADA compliance responsibilities
A National Certification
ADA Coordinator Certification (ADACC) provides a structured process for demonstrating comprehensive knowledge of the ADA. Participants complete training that meets established standards for content and quality, fulfill required credit areas, and demonstrate their knowledge through an examination.
ADA Coordinator Certification is issued by the University of Missouri College of Arts and Sciences Architectural Studies Department and is valid for three years. Individuals who successfully complete the program may use the ADAC designation and maintain their certification through continuing education.