Sentences with phrase «of accreditation»

As an important part of the accreditation process courses provide details of the percentage of their graduates finding work in the games industry and also in related industries.

We received the highest level of accreditation by our national organization.

Ultimately, regional accreditation remains the most widely accepted form of accreditation for degrees earned online and at brick - and - mortar universities.

The four commissions decide matters of accreditation in the context of research - driven standards reviewed by their membership.

She said it would be important to evaluate the impact of cultural training, and also to develop an Indigenous workforce to assess the implementation of the standards as part of accreditation.

What your health system may not know could trigger fines, penalties, lawsuits or loss of accreditation.

The school would pay the costs of accreditation by increasing enrollment and by investing the equity in the donated real estate.

Lack of accreditation requirements under current law have been a focal point for the initiative's critics.

Therefore proving that the system of accreditation is based on random figures, not the actual merit of the school.

Many online learning platforms offer various forms of accreditation and some offer degree course credit, even complete degrees, fully online.

After about 3 years of work experience, trainees must pass a second set of accreditation exams.

This is perhaps the most effective method of accreditation as the bodies know their members and could have a subset of members accredited to do expert work rather than have yet another accreditation body.

Answer: There are two main types of accreditation for education administration programs: regional accreditation or national accreditation.

You can see the status of your accreditation application here.

The issue of accreditation is more than a technical matter.

That will require some sort of accreditation system that all nations recognize.

But most of the participating schools were «excellent,» he said, regardless of accreditation.

In addition, accredited companies must successfully demonstrate continued compliance after three years of accreditation through an interim surveillance audit.

A panel of the accreditation council approved the new reporting requirement this month; the full board will take it up this summer.

Programs are required to achieve accreditation stage two following a period determined at the time of accreditation stage one, not exceeding five years.

Their preparation to become an educator was left in the hands of the colleges and universities under the scrutiny of accreditation organizations.

Prior to receiving this resume, the only information next to a name that I would have supported was the letters of an accreditation but this was not the case.

A designated period of supervised psychotherapist training where the individual will interact with patients is another common component of accreditation.

A range of accreditation is used at both key stages in order to ensure that life chances are enhanced for all students.

Focused on applying knowledge of accreditation and regulatory standards.

The business school, moreover, was in the middle of an accreditation review that required additional spending on faculty.

Our plan is to hand control of that accreditation to great schools and heads — creating a more robust system; that commands the confidence of parents and school teachers.

And I know what kind of accreditation is necessary for a teacher preparation program.

It is open to all those in their residency portion of their accreditation, current dental students, and those actively practicing.

The honor of accreditation is earned when the standards are met.

Because of the exhaustive nature of the accreditation process, employers are more likely to select graduates of vet tech programs bearing this designation.

We decided that we should go the way of accreditation and get some professional organizations to implement the first real projects.

A more formal definition of accreditation is a process that a specific organization or association uses to review specific programs.

We provide support to early childhood programs who are seeking or are in the process of accreditation so they can achieve the core quality standards and offer the best education to our young children.

She has worked in multiple states as a coach and facilitator to early childhood programs, supporting them in their pursuit of accreditation and other quality rating systems and programs.

A real estate broker's license is the most commonly require type of accreditation needed for property management.

Our fast track massage therapy courses offer varying levels of accreditation and are recognised by insurers around the world.

The courts had difficulty identifying who were members of the media due to a lack of accreditation.

They receive on - going supervision and development as part of their accreditation and a comprehensive complaints procedure is in place should any person wish to avail of it.

The workshop also gives the opportunity for professionals to review content of the Incredible Years and become aware of updates and of the accreditation process.

This is an especially important factor for medical assistant graduates who plan to become certified, as most certification organizations require a form of accreditation.

For each of those graduates, the issue of accreditation and permanent mobility is very real.