NCCA Accredited Program
Issued by
Institute for Credentialing Excellence
Earners of the NCCA Accredited Certification Program badge have demonstrated their understanding of, and compliance with, the NCCA Standards for Accreditation of Certification Programs. Programs earning this badge have been evaluated in each of the following areas: (1) Purpose, Governance, and Resources, (2) Responsibilities to Stakeholders, (3) Assessment Instruments, (4) Recertification, (5) Quality Assurance, and (6) Maintaining Accreditation.
- Type Validation
- Level N/A
- Time N/A
- Cost Paid
Skills
- Accreditation
- Certification
- Continuing Competence
- Credentialing
- Exam Administration
- Exam Development
- Governance
- Job Analysis
- Managing Projects And Programs
- Quality Assurance
- Recertification
- Research
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Standards Compliance
Earning Criteria
Standards
The NCCA's Standards for Accreditation for Certification Programs, which were created in the mid-1970s, were the first standards developed by the credentialing industry for professional certification programs.