IACET recently visited Riyadh, Saudi Arabia where it served the country’s largest university system, King Saud University (KSU). IACET provided a series of keynote presentations and training courses that assisted the university in promoting standards for its learning programs.
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The applications for IACET initial and reaccreditation require the applicant to upload documents to show compliance to each of the elements in the ANSI/IACET 1-2018 Standard for Continuing Education and Training. The desire for a provider to share with the reviewers all the details regarding their programs can cause the applicant to overlook and disregard the guidance given throughout the applications. In most cases, less is more.
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When seeking accreditation for the first time through IACET, a provider must document they meet the standards by uploading 73 different pieces of evidence. In 2018, the IACET Council for Standard Development introduced the new and streamlined re-application for accredited providers (APs). That new re-application process asks for only 17 items in the application. The reaccreditation process is now streamlined in response to the needs of IACET APs.
