Training and access
Inclusion training that changes perspectives
Theatre-based training for workplaces, schools and community organisations, plus access guides that help festivals and events welcome everyone.
Workplace training
The Inclusion Stage
Changing perspectives through theatre.
The Inclusion Stage uses interactive drama to help teams see disability and difference from new angles. Through scenes, conversation and practical exercises, people rehearse the everyday moments where inclusion is won or lost.
- Interactive and practical, not a lecture
- Shaped around your organisation
- Draws on HIT’s inclusive theatre practice
Training
Autism Acceptance training
Training that moves beyond awareness to acceptance. Learn how to create environments, communication and activities where autistic people are understood, respected and able to take part fully.
- For staff teams, schools, venues and community groups
- Practical changes you can make straight away
- Informed by HIT’s work with autistic participants
For festivals and events
Access guides
Our new access guides help festival and event organisers plan events that disabled and neurodivergent people can enjoy. They draw on what we’ve learned producing the Enrich Festival.
- Planning an accessible event
- Welcoming autistic and neurodivergent visitors
- Information to share before the day
- Quiet spaces and relaxed sessions
Who we work with
Training for every kind of team
Workplaces
Managers, HR, customer-facing and front-of-house teams.
Schools
Teachers, support staff and leadership teams.
Venues and events
Festivals, theatres, arts and leisure venues.
Community groups
Charities, councils and voluntary organisations.
Start here
Plan training with us
Tell us about your team and what you’d like to change. We’ll suggest the right session and send costs.
Rather talk? Call 01727 22 14 14, Monday to Thursday, 9am to 5pm.