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While public servants and examiners work against the clock to deliver the government's three new academic diplomas on top of the original 14 vocational lines of learning, AQA, one of the three exam groups in England, has quietly gained accreditation for its own version.
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In April, Enablon gained accreditation from the Carbon Disclosure Project, an independent not-for-profit organization that collects climate change data from thousands of companies.
They also gain accreditation from the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM).
Out of a total of 41,349 facilities, 78.4% have passed the evaluation and thus gained accreditation (2012).
She gained accreditation as a referee in Canada in 1980, and has been an active official since.
If they fail to gain accreditation the reason for that failure must be addressed.
Tomorrow, if not today, one will be able to gain accreditation or diplomas for the thousand-plus careers that now style themselves as "professions".
14 In the UK demonstration of competency in the MLC Fs domains is fundamental for career progression and necessary for satisfactory completion of the Annual Review of Competence Progression (ARCP) required for gaining accreditation.
In the process of our faculty gaining accreditation, the debate concerning the necessity for initiating an integrated course in which medical ethics course is implemented have arouse.
When feasible, health centres should be supported to gain accreditation status to secure additional funding for their system development.
In 1994, Dean Beutell was appointed to lead Iona's project to gain accreditation.
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