Introduction to Hearing Loss in the Workplace Online Learning Module

Introduction to Hearing Loss in the Workplace Online Learning Module

Creating an inclusive workplace starts with understanding the challenges employees with hearing loss face. Better Hearing Australia’s online learning module, Introduction to Hearing Loss Awareness in the Workplace, equips employers and teams with the knowledge and tools to foster accessibility, support staff well-being, and improve productivity.

About the Module

This flexible, self-paced online module is ideal for business leaders, HR professionals, and staff at all levels. It provides essential insights into the impact of hearing loss and offers practical solutions for promoting a supportive work environment.

Delivery Options

  • LMS Hosting with BHA: Access the course through our learning management partner’s platform.
  • SCORM File: Integrate the module seamlessly into your organisation’s Learning Management System (LMS).

Why This Module is Important

Hearing loss affects 1 in 6 Australians, yet it often goes unaddressed in workplaces. Building awareness and developing inclusive practices benefit not only employees with hearing challenges but also enhance overall team productivity, reduce turnover, and foster a positive work culture.

Key Learning Outcomes

By the end of this module, you and your team will:

  • Understand Hearing Loss in the Workplace: Explore how hearing loss affects employees, both personally and professionally.
  • Support an Accessible Work Environment: Learn how small changes in workplace practices can significantly improve the experience of staff with hearing loss.
  • Recognise the Impact on Productivity and Retention: Understand how unaddressed hearing challenges can affect employee performance and turnover rates.
  • Address Hidden Hearing Loss Issues: Identify and tackle challenges that may go unnoticed, ensuring staff feel supported.
  • Update Policies and Procedures: Discover opportunities to align workplace policies and procedures with best practices for accessibility and inclusion.

Who Should Take This Course?

This module is ideal for:

  • HR professionals
  • Managers and team leaders
  • Workplace diversity and inclusion officers
  • Business owners and executives
  • FOH staff
  • General staff

What Sets This Course Apart?

The Introduction to Hearing Loss Awareness in the Workplace module focuses on real-world solutions and actionable strategies. Participants will leave with the confidence to implement meaningful changes that empower employees and improve workplace culture.

How to Get Started

Enroll today and take the first step toward a more inclusive workplace!

  • LMS-Hosted Option: Delivered via BHA’s hosting partner for easy access.
  • SCORM Integration: Receive a SCORM file to host the module on your own platform.

For more information or to request access, contact us today.

For more information about our local government specific hearing loss awareness training module, click here.

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