International Accreditation Center

Knowledge that holds up in practice.

Professional competence relates what you know to the decisions you can explain and demonstrate.

Planning with a purpose.

Audit work begins with understanding the objective, the criteria and the limits of the activity. Professional judgement makes it possible to select where to look for information and which conclusions that information can support.

Examining situations and substantiating findings.

An audit case makes it possible to examine how you interpret facts, deal with contradictions and explain a conclusion. Experience provides context; statements must relate to information that can be reviewed.

Knowing the assessment conditions.

Each programme must specify the requirements, the format, the responsible parties and the expected result. Ask about availability before a formal candidature. Online payment and formal examinations are not yet enabled.

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Reading the result with its limits.

The result identifies the type of recognition, the issuer and the professional scope. Training certificates and assessment results have their own objects. Their acceptance also depends on the requirements of the recipient.

Interpreting a record Explore professional references