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Accreditation

Accrediting agencies in the U.S. are privately owned State registered organizations who have taken it upon themselves to assure the quality and standards of higher education. WADE is one of the organizations of the world, initially incorporated in 2008 to provide General Education services & Quality Control of distance education.

Purpose of Accreditation:

Accreditation is intended to fulfill the following purposes:
a) Excellence in education through the development of criteria and guidelines for assessing educational effectiveness.
b) Encouraging institutional improvement of educational endeavors through continuous self-study and evaluation.
c) Assurance to the counselors, employers, educators, governmental officials, and the public, that an institution has clearly defined educational objectives and is accomplishing them substantially.
d) Counseling and assistance to established and developing institutions

Our Process of Quality Accreditation

At WADE, the process of conferring on the accreditation status is different. The quality and standard of distance educational provision is evaluated through a predefined and proven method which involves rigorously evaluating the applicant institutions and their individual schools and programs, based on the best global practices in working-adult or distance education. This careful inspection of an applicant’s management, quality of education, processes and methods ensure all accredited institutions meet WADE tends to create an alliance with all accredited institutions to spread all the up-to-date information and news on the existing standards in worldwide distance learning education.

Accreditation at WADE for all the applicant institutions is a collegial procedure of self-review and peer review for improvement of academic quality and public accountability of institutions and programs

Institutional Quality Accreditation

Quality accreditation by World Association For Distance Education (WADE) means that institution's own goals are soundly conceived its educational programs have been intelligently devised its purposes are being accomplished and it is organized, staffed, and well-supported.
Accreditation applies to the entire institution in operation at the time of the most recent full-scale evaluation. It indicates that each constituent or related unit has been examined and found to be achieving its own particular purposes satisfactorily, although not necessarily, all at the same level of quality.

Normally, it involves three major activities:
1- A self-study by an institution or program using the predefined benchmark or criteria of WADE
2- A peer review of an institution or program to collect the confirmation of quality.
3- A decision or judgment by our faculty to accredit, accredit with conditions or not accredit an institution or program.

Our Procedure
If you are a spokesperson of an educational institution and interested in learning more about Online Distance Learning Accreditation, please read the following accreditation steps

Step 1: Institution report
The applicant institution is then required to fill in and submit a detailed application report covering the management, academic system and performance of the institution. This is a scrupulous assessment against the standards required for conceding accreditation to an institute.

Step 2: Candidacy Status
Based on all the submitted textual evidence through the detailed report, your institution will be evaluated for candidacy as an accredited institute and will be provided recommended changes to improve your programs.

Step 3: Full Quality Accreditation
The Online Distance Learning Accreditation will assess your educational system for full accreditation after a through inspection of your online education system.



 


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