Education Accreditation Services

This type of accreditation evaluates the entire institution, including its mission, programs, resources, and facilities. Institutional accreditation is typically sought by colleges, universities, and vocational schools.

Programmatic accreditation focuses on specific programs or departments within an institution. This type of accreditation is common in large companies with multiple departments.

Regional accreditation is a type of institutional accreditation that evaluates institutions in a specific geographic region. Regional accreditation is often required by governments for access to grants or funding.

National accreditation is a type of institutional or programmatic accreditation that evaluates institutions or programs on a national level. National accreditation is often sought by specialized schools, such as career and technical schools.

International accreditation evaluates institutions and programs on a global scale. This type of accreditation is often sought by institutions with international students or programs. This type of accreditation is typically needed to acquire a work-visa or a highly qualified specialist visa if a student plans to work and use their qualification abroad.

Specialized accreditation evaluates programs that have unique or specialized requirements, such as law schools or programs for the professional development of educators.