Inclusive Environments
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Overview
An inclusive environment recognises and accommodates differences in the way people use the built and natural environment. It facilitates dignified, equal and intuitive use by everyone.
It does not physically or socially separate, discriminate or isolate. It readily accommodates and welcomes diverse user needs. The principles and processes that deliver accessible and inclusive environments apply to all buildings, places, and spaces, and to equipment, in and around new property or in the adaptation of existing property, as well as to services provided to the public.
This elearning course will take you through the principles and processes that deliver accessible and inclusive environments, recognising the diversity of user needs and the requirement to put people (of all ages and abilities) at the heart of the process.
- Part 1: Understanding inclusive environments
- Part 2: Legal and regulatory framework
- Part 3: Applying inclusive environments in practice
- Part 4: Preparing for the APC assessment
- Part 5: Inclusive culture and professional responsibility
Learning outcomes
- Explain the principles and processes that deliver accessible and inclusive environments
- Identify reliable sources of guidance, legislation and best practice related to inclusive environments
- Recognise the key issues linked to inclusive environments that are suitable for inclusion in APC case studies
- Write clear and relevant summary of experience level 1 statements for inclusive environments
- Anticipate typical APC interview questions related to inclusive environments and prepare appropriate responses
- Describe the professional behaviours, leadership responsibilities and ethical standards that support inclusive culture in line with the RICS Rules of Conduct and DEI strategy
