At AEI, we are committed to ensuring equal access to education for all learners. We offer a variety of accommodations, support services, and assistive technologies designed to help students succeed throughout their educational journey. Whether you require support for hearing or visual impairments, neurodivergence, mobility needs, or other accessibility-related accommodations, our team is here to help. Our campuses and learning environments are thoughtfully designed with accessibility and inclusion in mind.

To learn more about the accessibility services, accommodations, and assistive tools available at AEI, please review the PDF guide below. We look forward to working with you to identify and implement the supports that best meet your individual needs. Please click the link below for a fully accessible PDF outlining all of our accessibility tools and services:

Accessibility Tools and Services at AEI

Accessibility Photos

  • A Braille keyboard hooked up to a laptop being used.
  • A woman using a MagniLink Magnifier to enlarge text in a textbook on a laptop screen.
  • A C-Pen Reader being used to read a textbook.
  • An elevator door beside a set of stairs.
  • An Evac-Chair beside a set of stairs.
  • Automatic door opener buttons. One says "Push to Open" and the other says "Push to Lock." There is a sign above that says, "Door locked when red, unlocked when green."
  • A sensory room at the Munsee Campus with florescent light covers, bean bag chairs, soft colourful lighting, a bubble tube, a rug and other sensory toys.
  • a basket filled with colourful sensory toys. One push pop ball reads ' Anishinabek Educational Institute'
  • An oversized chair with sensory pillows, sensory lighting and a ball chair.
  • An older woman with a younger woman making sensory pens together gathering supplies from a box of sensory beads.
  • A yellow box filled with sensory beads with a set of hands making a sensory pen.
  • A large dreamcatcher with AEI's logo on it hanging in Nipissing Campus's Sensory Lounge. There is a mounted bubble rube on the wall, an oversized chair with sensory pillows, and other sensory lighting next to a window.
  • A large dreamcatcher with AEI's logo on it hanging in Nipissing Campus's Sensory Lounge. There is a mounted bubble rube on the wall, an oversized chair with sensory pillows, and other sensory lighting next to a window with a stand up bubble tube and two ball chairs.
  • A Front Row Juno System speaker, microphone next to a window.
  • A woman with a slight smile and gold-rimmed glasses with noise cancelling headphones on wearing a brown sweater.