What is Accreditation?

Accreditation is a unified frame of reference that contains a set of pre-defined integrated components and elements (international measurement standards) for comparison with the observed performance of training providers. Accreditation starts from examining and evaluating program procedures, curricula, and services applied by training providers to compare them with the terms and provisions of accreditation standards and verify their conformity to ensure effective performance. Suppose that training providers have the ability and the optimum limit to apply quality conditions and standards. In this case, we can grant him approval to be accredited to carry out his duties and activities.

Types of Accreditation

1.   Institutional Accreditation

Institutional Accreditation for training providers means meeting the optimal standards, indicators, and evidence in the components of the training provider (legal and administrative form), including licenses, management, employees, training rooms, facilities, and services for trainers to measure the effectiveness of the center in achieving the goals with the required quality.

2.   Program Accreditation

Program Accreditation ensures that the programs’ quality is assured and their compliance with the specified international standards by examining, reviewing, and evaluating the programs and their design, organization, and validity techniques to match the awarded certificate.

3.   Professional Accreditation

Professional Accreditation deals with the quality and eligibility of persons responsible for running training institutions and aims to exercise commitment in implementing legal regulations, rules, and protocols to preserve the ethical and professional business.