Accreditation

usgb/əˌkredɪˈteɪʃn/
noun

The process of officially recognizing someone or something as having a certain status or meeting a certain standard.

The English course has received accreditation from the responsible institute.
Visual representation of "accreditation" - The process of officially recognizing someone or something as having a certain status or meeting a certain standard.

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  • receive accreditation
  • lose accreditation

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Official Recognition

Shows that a program meets specific, high-quality standards.

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Her diploma comes with high regard thanks to accreditation.
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Trustworthy Programs

Accreditation signifies a trustworthy and valid program.

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You can trust your training since it's from an accredited course.
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Enhanced Reputation

Gaining accreditation often increases a program's reputation.

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The school's reputation soared after receiving accreditation.
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