Eligibility

Eligibility for Accreditation

The American Board for International Accreditation (ABIA) establishes rigorous standards for accreditation across various sectors. To be eligible for ABIA accreditation, institutions, programs, or individuals must meet specific criteria tailored to the type of accreditation sought.

General Eligibility Requirements

• Established Entity: The applicant must be a legally established entity with a demonstrable track record in its field.
• Mission and Goals: The applicant should possess a clearly defined mission statement and established goals that align with ABIA’s accreditation standards.
• Transparency and Accountability: The applicant must demonstrate a commitment to transparency in its operations and accountability to relevant stakeholders.
• Commitment to Continuous Improvement: The applicant should exhibit a dedication to continuous improvement and a willingness to undergo periodic reviews.

Specific Eligibility Criteria

In addition to the general requirements, each accreditation program maintains its own specific eligibility criteria. These criteria define the specific qualifications and characteristics an applicant must possess to be considered for accreditation.

Obtaining Detailed Information

For detailed information on eligibility criteria for a specific accreditation program, please visit the relevant section of our website or contact ABIA directly. Our team members are available to answer your questions and guide you through the accreditation process.