Reaccreditation is a periodic review process that educational institutions undergo to ensure they meet established standards of quality and effectiveness. It involves a comprehensive evaluation of the institution's programs, policies, and outcomes, aiming to promote continuous improvement and maintain public trust.

Reaccreditation

Periodic review process

Educational Institutions

Established standards of quality

Standards of effectiveness

Comprehensive evaluation is a thorough assessment process that considers multiple dimensions and sources of information to form a holistic understanding of a subject, program, or individual. It aims to provide a complete picture by integrating qualitative and quantitative data, ensuring informed decision-making and effective outcomes.

Comprehensive Evaluation

Institution's programs

Institution's policies

Institution's outcomes

Continuous improvement is an ongoing effort to enhance products, services, or processes by making incremental improvements over time or breakthrough improvements all at once. It is a fundamental principle in quality management and is vital for maintaining competitiveness and efficiency in a rapidly changing environment.

Continuous Improvement

Public trust is the foundational belief in the reliability, integrity, and competence of institutions and individuals within a society, essential for social cohesion and effective governance. It influences compliance with laws, the success of public policies, and the stability of democratic systems, as it fosters cooperation and reduces the need for coercive enforcement mechanisms.

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