Accessibility Information
Using the keyboard to navigate this site
This site has been built with accessibility in mind. You can use the keyboard to navigate the site using accesskeys.
Internet Explorer for Windows users can navigate with the accesskey feature by typing ALT+Accesskey. (IE users may additionally need to hit the "enter" key to activate the link.)
Firefox for Windows: Hold down ALT + SHIFT + Accesskey.
On the Mac, you use CTRL+Accesskey (not COMMAND+Accesskey, which can produce undesired effects).
Many older web browsers do not support accesskeys.
Accesskeys for this site
| s | Skip main navigation and go to page content |
| r | Student resources |
| m | Site map |
| 0 | Accessibility information |
| 1 | Home page |
| 2 | Contact details |
| 3 | Degree Courses |
| 4 | Short Courses |
| 5 | Certified Courses |
| 6 | Facilities |
| 7 | Partners |
| 8 | The Trust |
| c | Open all collapsible panels on the Home page |
Making the text bigger
If you need to make the text bigger, use the following procedures in your browser:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6: Go to the View menu, and choose Text Size, select Larger or Largest.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7: Go to the Page menu and choose Text Size, select Larger or Largest.
Firefox and Safari (Macintosh or Windows): Go to the View menu and chose Text Size, Increase/Decrease.
To set text size using the keyboard: Hold down the CTRL key on Windows, or the COMMAND key on the Mac, and press +/- to increase/decrease text size. CTRL/COMMAND + 0 resets the text size to normal. This does not work in IE6.
In Explorer 7 for Windows, the above shortcut will scale the entire page content, not just text.