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There are 7 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Accreditation Tip of the Month".
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- 1. IACET Accreditation: Should you use a consultant?
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Thinking about engaging an accreditation consultant to assist you in completing the IACET Accreditation? IACET's Chief Accreditation Officer shares IACET's philosophy on the use of consultants and explains IACET's policies on consultant participation with Commissioners!
- 2. 3 Indispensable Tools Accreditation Preparation & Compliance
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No matter where you are in the accreditation process, IACET has the right tool for you as you explore accreditation, plan for initial accreditation, or prepare for re-accreditation.
- 3. 7 Insights from a Reviewer to Enhance your Organization's Re-accreditation Application
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Kevin Perry, an IACET Commissioner, provides 7 tips from the perspective of an application reviewer that organizations seeking re-accreditation can use to submit a higher quality application.
- 4. Ready...Steady...GO! Are you IACET "Reaccreditation-Ready"?
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Dr. Norina Columbaro, an IACET Commissioner and Accreditation Workshop Trainer, shares tips to help accredited providers prepare for re-accreditation.
- 5. Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions about IACET Accreditation
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Do you need answers to the most common questions posed to IACET staff regarding the ANSI/IACET 2018-1 Standard for Continuing Education and Training? This article provides those answers.
- 6. Six Steps to Submitting CEU Calculations
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Only IACET Accredited Providers can issue IACET CEUs to learners. Demonstrating how an organizations calculates IACET CEUs is an important part of both the initial and re-accreditation applications and is one of the few instances of the application that is prescriptive. These steps will help ensure that your organization calculates IACET CEUs in the proper manner.
- 7. Accreditation Tip of the Month - After Accreditation, What Comes Next?
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You have earned accreditation. Well done! This is not the end however, but merely the beginning of your relationship with IACET. For the application to have been successful, you had to provide important documentation to show compliance. This continues on an annual basis as long as you are an accredited provider. You will need to submit documents and answer questions to maintain your status as an Accredited Provider.
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