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There are 5 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Myth Buster".
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- 1. Myths of Accreditation: Accreditation is just for Academia
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Is accreditation just for colleges and universities? Think again. This blog debunks the myth and highlights how accreditation adds value across industries—from corporate training and workforce development to professional certification programs. Discover why accreditation is a game-changer for any organization delivering education and training.
- 2. Myths of Accreditation: It's Not "Pay-to-Play"--It's a Guided Path to Quality
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Accreditation Isn’t “Pay-to-Play”—It’s a Guided Process Built for Growth
A common myth says accreditation is either a rubber stamp or an impossible mountain to climb. The truth? It’s a structured, supportive process that helps providers align their programs with quality standards. This blog post explores how real accreditation works—and why it’s more accessible (and rewarding) than you might think.
- 3. Myth Buster: Achieving Accreditation is the Finish Line
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This article busts the myth that accreditation is the finish line, showing how the IACET Standard embeds quality assurance and quality improvement and why both are essential to long-term learning impact.
- 4. Why Continuing Education Feels Broken--and What IACET's Doing About It
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Why does continuing education feel frustrating and ineffective for so many professionals? This blog explores the root causes of learner disengagement and highlights how IACET is bridging the gap through upcoming 2025 symposiums on neuroinclusivity and digital accessibility. Discover how continuing education can evolve into an inclusive, engaging, and impactful experience.
- 5. Myth of Accreditation: It's Just Paperwork
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Accreditation is often misunderstood as a paperwork exercise—but it’s really about how learning systems function behind the scenes. When policies, platforms, processes, and people align, organizations can deliver sustainable, high-quality training that meets the true intent of continuing education. This piece breaks down the three essential pillars—responsible sponsorship, capable direction, and qualified instruction—and explains why the paperwork is simply proof that the system is working.
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