[NFB-Science] Question regarding training program in a stem field

[Amanda Lacy]

The following four-part article series tells the story of one blind woman’s attempts to take Apex Program's CompTIA Network+ Exam at a Pearson Vue Testing Center As A Blind Woman in Canada
 
Read Part 1 <https://donnajodhan.com/apex-comptia-pearson-blind-testing-experience/>
 
Read Part 2 <https://donnajodhan.com/apex-comptia-pearson-blind-testing-experience-2/>
 
Read Part 3 <https://donnajodhan.com/apex-comptia-pearson-blind-testing-experience-3/>
 
Read Part 4 <https://donnajodhan.com/apex-comptia-pearson-blind-testing-experience-4/>
 

On Aug 31, 2026, at 5:32 PM, Sarah Badillo via NFB-Science <nfb-science at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi, I understand this is not science in what some would label as the normal sense of it, but I was wondering if anybody has heard anything about the Apex program? This is a cyber security program that provides entry-level certifications for people who are blind and visually impaired. If so, what do you think of it? I’m asking because this is still a stem field. Any advice or input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance, Sarah.
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