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There are 6 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Accreditation Benefit".
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- 1. Who Needs Accreditation?
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Accreditation enhances the credibility and quality of training programs, setting organizations apart and building trust. Whether you're an independent trainer or a global corporation, it opens new opportunities, ensures standardized excellence, and boosts reputation. More than just a credential, accreditation is a strategic investment in long-term success.
- 2. Examining Integrity in IACET-Accredited Continuing Education Units (CEUs): A Case Study
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Robert Day, from Integrity Advocate, explores the challenges of maintaining the integrity of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) in online learning environments governed by IACET standards. Using two real-world examples, Day uncovers how gaps in compliance measures, such as live verification and activity-based checkpoints, can be easily exploited to bypass genuine learner participation.
- 3. Is IACET Legitimate? Unveiling the Facts
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Have you ever wondered the legitimacy of the IACET accreditation? Take a look at what Interim President & CEO, Randy Bowman has to say about IACET and how our accreditation stands firm in the continuing education and training industry.
- 4. The March towards Accreditation
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William Allen, one of IACET's Development Officers, shares his thoughts on how accreditation and standards relate to the college basketball championship.
- 5. What to expect from the call with your commissioners
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To ensure maximum value as part of the accreditation process, IACET has commited to exemplary communications during the accreditation review. As a part of your accreditation review (either for initial or renewal) your organization has the ability to request a phone conference with your review team. Here is what you can expect.
- 6. IACET Accreditation Benefits - Improving Scalability
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Many training organizations are realizing a major benefit to having IACET accreditation which is promoting and reinforcing organizational scalability and operational continuity.
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