Accessibility.
This page claims no conformance level, because no audit has been carried out. What follows is what was built deliberately, what is untested, and what happens if you ask.
Why there is no conformance statement here.
An accessibility statement asserting a conformance level that nobody has independently tested tells a disabled user precisely nothing, and tells them it confidently. No audit of this site has been commissioned. Until one is, the College describes what it did rather than what standard it meets.
What was done on purpose.
Real headings and landmarks
Pages are built from actual document structure rather than styled text, so a screen reader can navigate them by heading and region.
Labelled fields and announced errors
Every field has a real label, and validation errors are announced rather than only coloured. A red border communicates nothing to someone who cannot see it.
Reveal effects are decoration only
Nothing is hidden behind an animation. Content is present whether or not the effect runs.
A separately composed large-print edition
The Large Print curriculum is composed at its own size rather than enlarged, because enlarging a page designed for another size breaks its line lengths and tables.
Untested, and stated as untested.
With actual assistive technology
The site has not been tested by screen-reader users. Building to the right structure and being usable are different things, and only the second one matters.
Captions or transcripts for live sessions
No live session has run, and no captioning arrangement exists. This is a real barrier for deaf and hard-of-hearing learners and it is named rather than omitted.
A formal adjustments process
The College has no process for assessing a need or granting a formal adjustment. What it can do is arrange things informally — extended time, alternative formats, audio-only participation. That is a smaller offer than a policy and is described as the smaller thing it is.
Write to info@worldwencollege.co.uk and describe what happened. It will be answered by a person and it will be fixed if it can be. A report of a real barrier is worth more to this College than any audit it could currently afford.