Become an AIS advisor
Accessibilitywith economic and social impact
Do you want to become an AIS consultant?
YOU CAN advise your clients on AIS certification. Do not miss this opportunity for growth and train now in AIS Standard 1/2023.
You will be able to provide the service of implementation of the Standard: Evaluation and definition of
accessibility improvements and solutions.
What is an Authorized Entity?
They are entities accredited by Fundación para la Accesibilidad y la RS to implement the AIS certification after signing an agreement.
An Authorized Entity is an entity, company or organization that has been authorized to use and apply the AIS Standards (set of protocols, methodologies, tools, criteria, indicators, etc. that make up the AIS System).
Its function is the presentation and formalization of bids for the provision of implementation and evaluation services for subsequent certification of the degree of accessibility by the ARS Foundation, through the application of the protocols, tools and methodologies of the AIS System.
Become a Certified AIS Advisor
It is part of the AIS international network of consultants and helps transform organizations into more accessible spaces.
What is a Homologated Technician?
They are professionals who are trained and accredited to be the only ones who can implement the AIS Standards.
Approved Technicians have the appropriate training and experience, have been trained by the ARS Foundation and have a valid license.
At present, all Approved Technicians are part of an Authorized Entity and are qualified to implement the AIS Standards.
It is the professional belonging to an Authorized Entity.
Has been qualified and authorized to implement the AIS 1/2023 Standard.
Has undergone a training period
Maintains its license in force
Advantages
Increase your service offering
Responding to market demand
Offer external guarantees to your service
Facilitating Certification
Provides excellent accessibility solutions
Not limited to legal compliance
Provides guaranteed service offerings to clients
With specifically trained professionals
Increase your competitiveness
What AIS provides
Prestige
- International certification of the degree of accessibility with greater scope.
- Guarantees of good accessibility practices.
- Easier communication of commitment to accessibility.
Low investment, high return
- Limited investment in training and licenses.
- Expansion of service offerings. History and business model.
- Periodic updates of the standard.
Tools
- Quotation tool for making offers.
- Offer of services, materials and rational PVP.
- APP AIS for data collection, data dump and results evaluation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The duration varies depending on the training path you choose to fit your professional availability:
- Intensive Course (30 hours): Taught online in a synchronous/live format, focused on practical and technical mastery of AIS Standard 1/2023 for physical environments.
- Asynchronous Training (approximately 1.5 months): Designed to combine with your workload, it includes 24/7 access to the virtual classroom and periodic individual tutoring sessions led by Fundación ARS Technical Instructors.
Yes, Fundación ARS offers a Basic Introductory Course to the AIS Standard, which is usually the first step before entering the Authorized Technician Program. It provides an understanding of the certification fundamentals before committing to full training.
Although it is specifically geared toward technical profiles (architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, industrial designers, or web developers), the training is open to occupational hazard prevention consultants, quality auditors, and ESG or CSR managers who wish to specialize in universal accessibility and certification audits.
Upon completing the course and passing the Fundación ARS assessment, you are officially registered as an AIS Authorized Technician. This qualifies you to perform certification audits, draft compliance reports, prescribe improvements in environments, products, or websites, and assist companies in obtaining and renewing their AIS distinction.
