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ARIA MODULE ACCREDITATION 

WHAT IS ARIA MODULE ACCREDITATION? 

ARIA module accreditation refers to the process of officially recognizing that a specific educational module or course meets pre-defined standards of quality and learning outcomes, typically within a larger program or institution. It provides assurance that the module content, delivery, and assessment align with established criteria, often resulting in a public statement of the module’s accredited status. ARIA module accreditation offers an independent evaluation of chosen modules, verifying that they meet their learning objectives, have high standards of training design and, where appropriate, can be mapped to aspects of the ARIA Standards and Guidelines for International Accreditation of Educational Organizations and Educational Programs.  

HOW DOES IT WORK? 

Our expert assessors will evaluate your chosen modules, including the topic content, how well they meet the stated learning objectives, the assessment strategy and how well the modules have been aligned to the ARIA Standards and Guidelines for International Accreditation of Educational Organizations and Educational Programs or other frameworks as appropriate. 

TYPES OF MODULE ACCREDITATION 

Accreditation can be for modules within a university course, vocational training programs, or even for specific training related to professional practices. 

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? 

In the fast-changing world of higher education, our endorsement confirms to potential learners that the content of the modules is relevant and up to date. Our accreditation provides a point of differentiation in the competitive world of higher education courses. Usage of ARIA’s accreditation logo on course and promotional materials, offering an instantly recognizable mark that will set your course(s) apart from those of other module providers.  We communicate regularly with all the key groups in higher education and raise awareness of our accreditation partners and the role they are playing in improving education standards. 

ACCREDITATION PROCESS 

Application and Submission: 

The organization or institution offering the module applies for accreditation and submits relevant documentation, including the module’s learning outcomes, resources, curriculum, and assessment methods.  

Evaluation and Assessment: 

The accrediting body evaluates the module based on pre-defined criteria, often involving expert review.  

Decision and Reporting: 

The accrediting body makes a decision on accreditation and provides a report detailing the findings.  

Ongoing Monitoring: 

Accredited modules may be subject to ongoing monitoring and review to ensure continued compliance with the standards.  

ARIA’s module accreditation is a crucial process for ensuring quality and credibility in education and professional development, providing assurance to students, employers, and other stakeholders that the accredited module meets specific standards of excellence.