You teach at a school that has met all requirements by certain regulating educational bodies. It provides your school with credibility. What is this called?

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Accreditation is the process of certifying that a school or institution has met certain standards and requirements set by a regulating body. This certification provides credibility and assures stakeholders that the school is following high standards for education. Standards, accountability, and compliance are all related concepts but do not necessarily encompass the full process of accreditation.

You Teach at a School That Has Met All Requirements