Shared principles
Clear outcomes, responsible delivery, learner protection, evidence, and improvement cross professional boundaries.

Why accreditation
Credible continuing education grows through providers and professionals who treat quality as an ongoing responsibility rather than a one-time claim.
Start an applicationKey considerations
Clear outcomes, responsible delivery, learner protection, evidence, and improvement cross professional boundaries.
Providers learn from monitoring, feedback, changing practice, and the discipline of external review.
Organizations work across jurisdictions while respecting local professional and legal requirements.
Participation signals a commitment to maintain evidence, communicate accurately, respond to concerns, and improve professional learning over time.
Designers, instructors, assessors, and leaders contribute specialist knowledge and ethical judgment to credible learning systems.
Learners, employers, associations, and communities benefit when providers can explain how quality is governed and independently reviewed.
Community participation or association does not extend accreditation beyond a written decision or permit endorsement claims outside the approved scope.