The phrase "accreditation exam" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination that assesses whether an individual or institution meets certain standards for accreditation.
Example: "To become a certified professional, you must pass the accreditation exam administered by the relevant governing body."
Alternatives: "certification exam" or "licensing exam".
After about 3 years of work experience, trainees must pass a second set of accreditation exams.
In Brazil, the "More Doctors" Programme will allow foreign physicians to work at primary care health units without accreditation exams, for up to 3 years.
Of the 219 seniors who graduated from Jericho Senior High School last year, 218 passed the Regents exam, a state accreditation test, and 210 went on to four-year colleges.
In Romania, I had to go through a pretty complicated exam accreditation and re-examination procedures as I was preparing my application as a full-time student in Germany.
Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) accredited programs culminate in eligibility for the General Chairside component of the Dental Assisting Nation Board exam.
Although it is a highly skilled profession, unlike areas such as law and finance, there are no accreditations or formal exams needed to become a developer.
Others suggested that college juniors should be encouraged to go directly to law school, the bar exam should be simplified, accreditation standards should be relaxed to allow for more experiential learning, and states should establish training for the legal equivalent of nurse practitioners.
Currently, a new separate exam and a new accreditation programme are under development with the aim to have the first established, accredited programme in 2018.
AQA said it had submitted the qualification to exams regulator Ofqual for accreditation.
The transition back to working on my thesis in Germany was seamless because I did not need any accreditation or to take any additional exams.
