If you have a specific problem or query that is not answered below, please email the ICT Department.
To accessthe secure area of the website please use the instructions below, together with your login details.
Should you still not be able to access the site please contact the ICT Department, with details of your operating system and version, e.g. Windows XP, and your Internet browser and version, e.g. Internet Explorer 6.0.
The AIA website has been optimised for ease of navigation and to make it even easier, this guide is designed to help you get the most out of the site.
Once you are within one of the main sections, the navigation tool on the right hand side of the page header shows you your route to that page, this makes it easy for you to know where you are and find what you are looking for.
A site A to Z is provided here to quickly find pages on specific topics.kes it easy for you to know where you are and find what you are looking for.
A search facility is provided at the top of each page to assist you in finding specific subsjects within the site.
Hypertext links are also designed to help you navigate the site and lead you through the site sections. Links are indicated in blue, visited links are denoted in grey. To follow the link, simply click on it. In addition, when you move your cursor over a link, the arrow will turn into a hand. This is also how you can tell when a picture or graphic contains a link.
All of the documents available to download through the website are one of the following three types:
Adobe Acrobat pdf document
Microsoft Word Document
Microsoft PowerPoint Show
Where possible, file types are indicated by the corresponding icon. To download or open a document, click on either the icon or link.
To open and read pdf documents you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 or later. Adobe Acrobat Reader is free to download from the Adobe website.