"It's pretty basic, and more or less the accreditation function that you'll see for any profession," says John O'Brien, chairman of the Section and dean of the New England School of Law.
This is something we feel is very important, because a lot of these universities function on metrics, and function on accreditation, and making sure our students are really understanding what we're teaching," he explains.
The programme had no administrative functions (ranking, accreditation, etc).
There will come a point when society realizes that our accreditation system is a functioning fallacy.
The International Coach Federation (ICF), which offers voluntary accreditation to coaching schools and functions as a coaching self-regulatory organization, commissioned a study of coaches worldwide in 2012.
Using a regression analysis model, we calculated changes in ICIT scores as a function of the time elapsed since accreditation for FMGs and NCs accredited after 2005.
A voucher management agency (VMA) co-ordinates the programme functions, from selection of accreditation bodies, production and distribution of vouchers to the management of cash flows.
In addition, the 2010 facility accreditation process found that 80% of functioning government facilities met the minimum standards for provision of the BPHS [ 39].
RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.
This function must include the initial application for accreditation, the profile of the institution to be accredited, the on-site survey findings, other indicator data, as well as the accreditation decision itself.
31 In Mtwara, ADDO accreditation commenced in 2006, and officially only accredited drug stores are allowed to function.
