About course accreditation
Course accreditation is a structured sequence of vocational education and training that leads to an Australian Qualifications Framework qualification or statement of attainment.
Accredited courses are nationally recognised and are listed on the National Training Information Service website.
A comprehensive list of accreditation definitions is included in the Australian Quality Training Framework 2007 Standards for Accredited Courses. [PDF 168kb]
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Development and submission process
Details on how to develop and submit an application to accredit a new course, together with information on the processes for renewing or amending existing accredited courses.
Conditions and costs of accreditation
Information on accreditation conditions, together with details of the costs involved in accrediting, amending or renewing courses.
Refund policy
The Queensland Department of Employment and Training policy on refunds of course accreditation fees.
Delivering accredited courses
All organisations wishing to deliver an accredited course must gain registration for that specific course.
Monitoring and evaluation
It is a requirement of delivering an accredited course that a monitoring and evaluation process be carried out.
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