"We take that very seriously," said Dr. Russell P. Massaro, the commission's executive vice president of accreditation operations.
Other East Asian countries have introduced annual evaluations (China), facilitated knowledge exchange with other board members (Japan, South Korea), and published detailed guidelines on the constitution, accreditation and operation of the boards (Singapore).
"The accreditation process remains ongoing.
The program will also be accredited by the Public Safety Aviation Commission, which develops standards of accreditation for operations performed by public safety aviation units.
The need for continual refinement in accreditation agency operations and program delivery was noted.
For students, there is no better example than the predicament Antioch finds itself in at the moment: barring any last-minute rescue, soon after next Saturday's commencement the 156-year-old campus in Yellow Springs, Ohio, will be emptied of students, faculty and staff, lose its accreditation and cease operations for at least a few years.
PAGE 1 EDUCATION LIFE AN ENDANGERED COLLEGE Is Not Going Gently Barring a last-minute rescue, soon after next Saturday's commencement the 156-year-old Antioch College will be emptied of students, faculty and staff, lose its accreditation and cease operations for at least a few years.
The Act creates a framework containing safety duties for all rail industry participants and requires rail operators who manage infrastructure and rolling stock to obtain accreditation prior to commencing operations.
Previously, no metrological traceability of this equipment has been provided in primary metrology, either at national (SIT Sistema di Taratura in Italia Calibration System in Italy) or at international level (EA European co-operation for Accreditation).
Local governments have also been seeking accreditation for their office operations to help improve efficiency and to show that they are leaders on environmental issues [31].
