0 present participle of accredit --
1 to officially recognize, accept, or approve of someone or something: --
It will involve the voluntary sector in accrediting carers centres to make sure that the public get value for money.
How much money will be spent on accrediting them?
It is clear that the problem of accrediting skills is a very topical one, and that it does not relate only to traineeships.
The council operates by accrediting qualifications awarded by other bodies and assigning them to the vocational qualification framework.
It is for institutions of further and higher education, in consultation with accrediting bodies where appropriate, to determine the content of courses.
I understand that work is taking place on training and accrediting people who are not from a purely medical background.
The cost of policing a statutory requirement and of accrediting training would be very high and the costs could well outweigh the benefits.
They also share responsibility with other bodies that provide or accredit training for deciding on the scope for accrediting teachers' prior learning.
