Who should attend?

This event is perfect for:

HR and Workplace Adjustment Specialists
Looking to improve how assistive technology, coaching, and a range of other specialist services are can be implemented and embedded effectively across their organisation.

Assistive Technology Trainers and Consultants
Wanting to stay current with the latest tools, delivery approaches, and best practice in supporting neurodivergent individuals.

University Disability Support Teams
Supporting students with complex needs and exploring practical, scalable assistive technology solutions.

Workplace & Education Needs Assessors
Looking to strengthen recommendations and stay aligned with current assistive technology and funding expectations.

What will we cover?

The event will showcase the latest developments in assistive technology, alongside a mix of presentations, practical workshops and live demonstrations.

There will be a strong hands-on focus throughout the day, giving delegates the opportunity to explore technology in practice, try out solutions, and see how different approaches can be applied in real-world settings.

Sessions will cover specialist areas including hearing impairments and ergonomics, along with practical strategies that can be applied straight away.

A full agenda and speaker list will be confirmed closer to the event.

Glasgow Science Centre

Delegates will also have access to the Glasgow Science Centre’s interactive exhibition spaces, providing a hands-on opportunity to explore technology in action.

Timings for the day

The day begins with the Assistive Technology and Training Exhibition at 9:15am, followed by the main conference (Speakers and presentations to be announced) from 9:45am. We will finish at 2:45pm, giving plenty of time for travelling home or to explore the Science Centre further.