Wat betekent certification in het Engels en wat is de definitie van certification?

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0 the process of earning an official document, or the act of providing an official document, as proof that something has happened or been done:
- He earned certification to fly single-engine aircraft.
- Fairtrade is a certification that guarantees producers in the developing world are paid a fair price for their crops.
- a programme for the certification of X-ray technicians
1 proof or a document proving that someone is qualified for a particular job, or that something is of good quality:
- [ C ] Adult workers are increasingly going back to school for a degree or certification to improve their job opportunities.
- [ U ] He will seek organic certification of his beef and poultry products.
2 the process of giving official or legal approval to a person, company, product, etc. that has reached a particular standard:
- certification in sth The new division received $10,000 in training funds that will help staff gain certification in insurance procedures.
- certification as sth Our products were awarded certification as compliant with all the relevant standards.
- We need experienced pilots with multiengine and instrument certification.
- certification programme/process/requirements

The agency provides certification of acupuncture practitioners.
The community will be responsible for certification of compliance with water quality standards.
There are no fewer than nine different certification bodies for organic food.
Certification will teach you the basics of exercise safety, but it's experience that makes a great trainer.
We acknowledge, secondly, that greater quality, certifications, audits and so on will entail additional costs for our farmers, particularly the smaller ones.
In the year 1962–63, calf certifications amounted, in round figures, to 2,065,000.
Both experience difficulties in their export trade, which seem to stem largely from the non-acceptability of standards, marking schemes and certifications which relate to standards.
Certifications of deaths in 1993 and 1994 which could have been due to external causes are all being examined and re-coded as necessary.