Accreditation process models

Accreditation process models are frameworks used to evaluate and ensure that institutions, such as schools or universities, meet specific standards of quality and performance. This process typically involves self-assessment, where the institution reviews its practices, followed by an external evaluation by experienced peers. They review the institution's mission, resources, and outcomes. The goal is to promote accountability and continuous improvement. Once accredited, the institution can assure students and the public that it meets recognized educational standards, enhancing its credibility and value in the educational landscape.