IACET offers instructor-led Accreditation Workshops—available in-person and virtually—to support our mission of advancing quality in continuing education and training. These highly interactive learning events help current and prospective Accredited Providers apply the ANSI/IACET Standard for Continuing Education and Training with confidence and build stronger, more complete application submissions.
Wherever you are in the world, IACET’s Accreditation Workshops provide a practical, hands-on opportunity to better understand the Standard, prepare submission evidence, and receive expert guidance in a collaborative learning environment.
In-person workshops are delivered as a full-day, instructor-led experience designed for maximum interaction and hands-on progress.
Virtual workshops are delivered in a two half-day format to prevent Zoom fatigue and keep the learning experience engaging and productive.
Because these sessions are highly interactive, virtual participants must join using a webcam and a computer equipped with a microphone and speakers (or headset).
Note: For certain global workshops, the virtual option may be delivered as a single full-day (8-hour) session due to time zone constraints.
Our data shows that applicants who attend the Accreditation Workshop experience a 60% reduction in findings after their first review—going from an average of 24 findings to 8. In other words: the workshop helps you submit stronger evidence, avoid common pitfalls, and reduce rework.
These instructor-led workshops are collaborative learning events where participants will:

Collected anonymously, here are some of the comments we received:
“I would highly recommend this workshop to those engaging in accreditation or re-accreditation.”
“Very impressive workshop and interaction with the class and remote participants. Thank you IACET!”
“Overall, one of the best training sessions I have attended in years. My virtual experience was excellent, and I don't feel I missed out on anything from the classroom experience. Great facilitation!”