Accreditation Isn’t “Pay-to-Play”—It’s a Guided Process Built for Growth
A common myth says accreditation is either a rubber stamp or an impossible mountain to climb. The truth? It’s a structured, supportive process that helps providers align their programs with quality standards. This blog post explores how real accreditation works—and why it’s more accessible (and rewarding) than you might think.
Looking for an accreditation partner that understands the unique challenges of international education and training? IACET brings a globally recognized standard to providers in over 18 countries—without political agendas or cultural imposition. Learn how we’re building a global culture of quality in our latest blog post.
In this insightful reflection, Integrity Advocate responds to IACET's recent white paper on AI in continuing education, emphasizing the non-negotiable role of transparency and the need to meet organizations where they are in their AI adoption journey.
A meme about a 3-hour lecture on attention spans reveals deeper truths about professional development design. This blog explores the disconnect between message and delivery—and what L&D professionals can do to improve learning experiences.
This article busts the myth that accreditation is the finish line, showing how the IACET Standard embeds quality assurance and quality improvement and why both are essential to long-term learning impact.
